I'm just pointing out that for all the complaining about google efforts to block domain jacking (which was endemic before they started their efforts) scaling the root is doable, and if the existing maintainers are too incompetent to scale it then maybe others should be allowed to.
I mean, how do they handle denial of service attacks which are going to be orders of magnitude higher in volume?
Rather than the solution being to allow for domain hijacking by turning off the redirect detectore, how about verisign, which kicked this whole thing off recently AND way back with their "sitefinder" garbage get a clue and either propose another solution to domain jacking or scale the root a bit.
I'm just pointing out that for all the complaining about google efforts to block domain jacking (which was endemic before they started their efforts) scaling the root is doable, and if the existing maintainers are too incompetent to scale it then maybe others should be allowed to.
I mean, how do they handle denial of service attacks which are going to be orders of magnitude higher in volume?
The logic here is so warped.
https://www.digitalinformationworld.com/2020/08/a-major-bug-...
Rather than the solution being to allow for domain hijacking by turning off the redirect detectore, how about verisign, which kicked this whole thing off recently AND way back with their "sitefinder" garbage get a clue and either propose another solution to domain jacking or scale the root a bit.