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Re:HTTP Response Splitting Vulnerability on reddit.com by nbpoole on Saturday January 15, 2011 @08:41PM (#2108347)
You're talking about what's known as an open redirect. And you're correct: those can definitely be used to make a phishing attack more effective. But as I mentioned, reddit only redirects users to reddit content: you need to provide a relative URL or use a reddit subdomain (eg: http://code.reddit.com) in the dest parameter.

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