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But nobody with any respect for themselves has an un-ISP doing borderline illegal shit like that. It hardly seems like a worthwhile problem to solve at gTLD-sc
by josteink 8y ago
But nobody with any respect for themselves has an un-ISP doing borderline illegal shit like that.
It hardly seems like a worthwhile problem to solve at gTLD-scale.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> But nobody with any respect for themselves has an un-ISP doing borderline illegal shit like that. advertising and malware (both ad-related and not) injection by ISPs is a well documented global issue.
- CydeWeys 8y agoAnd not just ISPs. Governments, state-sponsored attackers, garden variety scammers, malware, compromised WiFi routers, etc.
- josteink 8y agoIf so, that’s a local problem and you fix it with regulation, not technology.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> If so, that’s a local problem It's a well-documented global problem. > and you fix it with regulation, Governments are often not opposed, and sometimes active encouragers or procurers of the ISP injection. Also, the HTTPS requirement for .dev domains is regulation, even if it isn't government regulation.
- CydeWeys 8y agoBurglary is illegal but you still lock your front door. Defrauding someone electronically is illegal but you still encrypt your data in transit.