Re:A proposal to restrict sites from accessing a users' loca...
by chuckadams on Thursday June 05, 2025 @09:42AM
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> It's just the default. So far, browsers haven't really given different IP ranges different security.
I remember having "zone" settings in Internet Explorer 20 years ago, and ISTR it did IP ranges as well as domains. Don't think it did anything about cross-zone security though.
It's just the default. So far, browsers haven't really given different IP ranges different security.
evil.com is allowed to make requests to bank.com . Similarly, evil.com is allowed to make requests to foo.com even if foo.com DNS resolves to 127.0.0.1 .