Gerv wrote: > It's not a societal problem, it's one of perception. What I meant by that was that with other character sets, certain characters are more similar than others and each society will have differing levels of similarity. But you are right it ultimately boild down to perception (even if perception is different between societies).
> Are you going to register every possible transposition > of two letters when you register a domain? Are BMI music > going to have to give their domain to IBM? I'm purposefully trying not to go down the road of actually stating how similar these rules would have to be, since to me IBM and BMI could never be mistaken, but to a dyslexic that may not be the case. All I'm saying is that imho this is the place to do it, because doing it with certs only addresses a slice of the phishing pie (HTTPS). > IMO, the only workable system is a post-hoc one... By post-hoc do you mean after the site has been identified as fraudulent? -Alex _______________________________________________ mozilla-crypto mailing list [email protected] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-crypto
