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as suspicious as the domain may look, it does link out to personal.okta.com for account creation. the privacy policy is also a link to okta.com. despite the c

• mbsd 3y ago
  To add to that, the domain was registered only 6 months ago. However, the official okta docs have links that redirect to this new site: https://support.okta.com/help/s/okta-personal/using-okta-personal https://support.okta.com/help/s/okta-personal/using-okta-per...
• capableweb 3y ago
  Ideally you'd find a reference to oktapersonal.com on okta.com, the other way around hardly matters. Only the help center seems to be doing so at the moment: https://support.okta.com/help/s/okta-personal/about-okta-personal?language=en_US https://support.okta.com/help/s/okta-personal/about-okta-per... No links found on okta.com. Altough of course signing up on personal.okta.com is safe (as safe as it is to use okta anyways, they don't have the best track record exactly)
• pixelatedindex 3y ago
  Why even have oktapersonal.com? personal.okta.com is almost the same number of characters - just an extra period. Is it purely for SEO purposes? Is it because a company can be named “personal”, and so personal.okta.com would be taken by an enterprise customer? Naming conventions like this really trigger my phishy senses.
  • basch 3y ago
    It drives me nuts that the web went away from this kind of "use a subdomain to prove ownership" to "register a cute .com that looks like phishing." It's made trust so much harder to establish, and completely ruined any sort of ability to educate others on how to read urls. Even local governments have moved to citystate.gov instead of city.state.gov.