3 ms·
It wouldn't be a perfect solution, but I wonder why browsers don't indicate the registration date for a domain in the URL bar somehow? I bet junon would have se
by xrd 1y ago
It wouldn't be a perfect solution, but I wonder why browsers don't indicate the registration date for a domain in the URL bar somehow? I bet junon would have seen that and gotten suspicious.
- gaudystead 1y agoI like this idea and could see it being visually represented as a faint red/green bar behind the URL text in the address bar, with a greater amount of the bar being red when the domain is less trusted. As for developers trusting a plugin that reaches out to an external location to determine the reputation of every website they visit seems like a harder sell though.
- webdev1234568 1y agothat's a good one not perfect for sure, hackers would just start buying domains earlier but still...
- xrd 1y agoYeah, but there is a takedown process when a spam site is detected (the server provider can shut off access, etc), so it is a game that is somewhat winnable.
- AtNightWeCode 1y agoThere are curated lists over newly registered domain names that some security software uses so it should be easy to add without any privacy issues.