Of course, just after posting this, I read: "To be clear, to match a
URL against a host key, a client must try matching based upon the two
most significant host components, and also the three most significant
host components if three such components exist."
On Oct 8, 12:57 pm, julien <
jul...@sobrier.net> wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm testing my own implementation of Google Safe Browsing v2
>
> I tried to check if the following URL is blacklisted:
http://www1.rapidsoftclearon.net/
> Host key: 2ae11a96
> No host key
>
> I tries with no dub-domain:
http://rapidsoftclearon.net/
> Host key: eb9744c0
> Host key found
>
> My database is up to date. Since the doc says the host key should be
> tried with 3 components if the host has 3 or more components, I should
> only be trying the with
www1.rapidsoftclearon.net
>
> Firefox does blockhttp://
www1.rapidsoftclearon.net/, so I am