Re: [WEB SECURITY] ICANN Approves new top-level domains

[kuza55 <kuza55@xxxxxxxxx>]

It'll be interesting to see how browsers react to this, wrt to
cookies, since the one dot policy isn't really going to work for say
france.ebay

Firefox probably won't have to change the way they do things since
they just have a massive blacklist, and the only things which need to
be on that list are blacklists, but IE probably will, unless they
don't really care about people who bought a TLD being able to set
cookies for their whole TLD...

2008/6/27  <robert@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> ICANN has approved new top level domains.
>
> http://www.networkworld.com/news/2008/062608-board-opens-way-for-new.html
>
> Things are going to get interesting :)
>
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