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So? If we qualify it to preventing unauthorized use of one of their rented domains does that make it any less reasonable?
by CoryG89 8y ago
So? If we qualify it to preventing unauthorized use of one of their rented domains does that make it any less reasonable?
- caf 8y agoThe conceit here is that you must be "authorized" in order to write an app that puts the domain in question into the SNI field of a TLS connection that it initiates. I don't think that's reasonable. It is of course up to Amazon what their servers then do when presented with such a connection, in particular whether they ensure the Host: header later presented matches the SNI data.