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Thanks. I understand that the original party can misuse the data in any fashion. The question is if having CDNs where anyone can put their site, makes the ori
by alok-g 12y ago
Thanks. I understand that the original party can misuse the data in any fashion. The question is if having CDNs where anyone can put their site, makes the original intended site more prone to security / phishing attacks? Could it be for example that due to some hack (at the original site, CDN, elsewhere), CDN ends up mixing information from the multiple sites it is hosting?
For the original sites, I use NoScript and Ghostery to block 'third' parties to capture the data (e.g. I would not want Facebook to register my activities on 'other' sites I am visiting). I am clueless on how to set these tools up when information is being served from a common CDN. And get confusing messages from security folks who tell us to check the domain name of the information source.