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The first TLD / file extension collision is older than that.
by tbyehl 3y ago
The first TLD / file extension collision is older than that.
- pornel 3y agoAs I've said elsewhere, I don't think any of them was a big deal. Normal people don't send each other .com files, and users of .pl/.sh/.rs files are likely sophisticated enough to spot the difference. But tons of webmail users may click Photos.zip and open whatever it downloads. They already do in whatever phish mail they get, but thanks to autolinking now the boobytrapped links will be everywhere, including trusted sources.