On 5/9/24 15:33, Hollenbeck, Scott wrote:
[SAH] The context is given in the Section title and the included back
references. They're proposed best practices. The back-referenced text
that describes each practice notes that they haven't been observed in
operation. We could add something like "The practices in this section
are described as "best practices" because they address the operational
risk and have been observed in operation" to 6.1 and "The practices in
this section are described as "proposed best practices" because they
address the operational risk and haven't been observed in operation"
to 6.2. Would that help?
Thanks for this clarification.
But now for the big question: while the practice described in 5.1.9.
"Renaming to a Host Object Maintained by the Client" is a current
practice, is it really a "best" current practice? As the text suggests,
it is the breakdown of this practice that leads to Risky-Bizness domain
hijacks.
-andy
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