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That's a ridiculously specific use case, and unless you're making a web host service, you're not really going to be running into that security issue. It's good
by mynameisvlad 12y ago
That's a ridiculously specific use case, and unless you're making a web host service, you're not really going to be running into that security issue. It's good to think about, but unlikely to happen.
- hueving 12y agoIt's not that specific. I know lots of companies will use a third party service for something like a helpdesk and will setup support.theirdomain.com to point to the third party. The cookies for the root may then be leaked to the third party.