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Renting out bandwidth to the "competition" is not uncommon. It's not really competition when you're making money. >this shouldn't even be possible since CORS s
by 8chanAnon 3y ago
Renting out bandwidth to the "competition" is not uncommon. It's not really competition when you're making money.
>this shouldn't even be possible since CORS should stop it, right...?
CORS is meaningless outside the controlled environment of a web browser. Besides, CORS is opt-in. Website operators can chose whether or not to share (it's in the name).
- Invertigrate 3y agoDidn't know this was a thing and can you give some examples of this happening elsewhere? I also don't think that's the case here because they are both on AWS so it's not their own servers.