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How the hell did that pass any sort of responsible review process at Microsoft? Now Microsoft owns all your home networks, only like the default address on eve

• nightfly 3y ago
  Any risk here is nearly the opposite of what you seem to think it is
• YetAnotherNick 3y ago
  No, it's that when you open microsoft.com it could open your router page.
• CodeWriter23 3y ago
  > Now Microsoft owns all your home networks Only if you’re slumming around 192.168.x.x
  • adolph 3y ago
    I for one only use Class A CIDR, 10.0.0.0/8
    • CodeWriter23 3y ago
      Same
  • horusthegame 3y ago
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• plorkyeran 3y ago
  You have the danger of this backwards: this is a very bad security problem for Microsoft, and not a problem for people outside of MS (except to the extent that we're all indirectly reliant on MS being secure). Pointing a domain at an IP address does not give you any power over than IP address, and you can point a domain at anything you want.
• sunnybeetroot 3y ago
  No they don’t. Going to Microsoft.com will take you to your router.
• riffic 3y ago
  click click click -- "it's done, boss." Microsoft's mindnumbingly dense ClickOps culture strikes again. at a serious org this would have involved at least some level of oversight or intervention
• deleted 3y ago
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