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This is exactly right. Different parts of the business have different security scopes, and different domains are the easiest way to keep things separate: make t
by ts4z 7y ago
This is exactly right. Different parts of the business have different security scopes, and different domains are the easiest way to keep things separate: make the browser help keep data separate, and not share things across the organization.
This can also reduce cookie size, which adds up.
- mc32 7y agoThis all sounds reasonable but Google doesn’t use this strategy and it looks cleaner for the end user. So why can’t O365 do similar?
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- kerng 7y agoNot everyone equally applies security concepts and isolation the same way. Google is probably less concerned around certain web attacks compared to Microsoft. Microsoft isolates their corporation from customer things, which is good I'd say.
- repolfx 7y agoGoogle does use it: googleusercontent.com gstatic.com etc