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by tlb
2540 days ago
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I'm not sure which part you think is false? Some larger companies use public IP addresses for everyone's desktop, but they're still behind a firewall. So these are "local" in the sense of behind their firewall, despite being "publicly" routable addresses. An attacker can create a domain name pointing to any IP, including 127.0.0.1 and 192.168.1.1. So browsers won't gain any security by looking at the domain name. |
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