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If you’re trying to solve malware at the DNS level, you’ve already lost. In this particular case, it’s far more likely that keeping the state out of DNS managem
by robcohen 7y ago
If you’re trying to solve malware at the DNS level, you’ve already lost. In this particular case, it’s far more likely that keeping the state out of DNS management is a good idea. A stronger argument is trademark infringement and consumer protection, but even this does not seem worth dealing with a human arbiter.