Ryan Bolger on Nostr: npub1mpx5y…qn2a6 Seems like a pretty low risk issue all things considered. As you ...

npub1mpx5yarqcke4mc8zwm8whqxcqmh0e5zuwxacttacma8530fjxxnslqn2a6 (npub1mpx…n2a6) Seems like a pretty low risk issue all things considered. As you said, public DNS zones aren't "real" until a parent DNS zone actually points to NS records to them which would require the actual domain owner to make that change. So a malicious party would have to know the real owner is moving to Azure, register a bunch of copies of the zone, and hope the real owner typos the NS record changes to one of the sets they control?