On 2017-11-15 13:07, Nick Lamb wrote:
And at another extreme Mozilla could decide that Firefox, the browser, won't 
trust such names, and blacklist suffixes at its sole discretion, affected DNS 
names would simply never get treated as secure in Firefox - it would be 
acceptable to issue certificates but they won't make any difference for those 
names.

If you want to go for extreme, you could just refuse visit such domains.

But I would instead try to pressure them into fixing things via IANA/ICANN.


Kurt
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