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Just curious - can you explain #2 ? I get that someone can register some freebitcoin.xyz and point to your IP, but the content is still controlled by you, right
by harikb 6y ago
Just curious - can you explain #2 ? I get that someone can register some freebitcoin.xyz and point to your IP, but the content is still controlled by you, right? What is the security angle here if your host returned a static index.html to any host? Some CSRF?
Edit: only asking for cases where #1 does not apply - that is you don’t have domains or sub-domains pointing at rogue IPs
- detaro 6y agoIf it's just an empty placeholder, not much. if it's your actual site or app there could be various issues, e.g. with search engines, people actually using/being tricked into using the app through the wrong domain and having cookies associated wrongly, bad content on subdomains being associated with you, ...