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What happens if you try admin@xxx using an unicode homoglyph, i.e, the letter "a" in "admin" being the Cyrillic letter "а", U+0430 instead of U+0061 ?
by lucio 12y ago
What happens if you try admin@xxx using an unicode homoglyph, i.e, the letter "a" in "admin" being the Cyrillic letter "а", U+0430 instead of U+0061 ?
- dylz 12y agoMany email systems don't exactly support unicode usernames in the first place, and provisioning systems will just send to administrator@ ([a-z]). It's not "enter your own email", you just get to pick from a variety of emails to provision a cert like admin@, ssladmin@, postmaster@, and the whois email.