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I'm not a Klingon (
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Unicode, IDN (IDNA), EAI (IMA) and Homograph Security
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Shawn Steele - MSFT
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I wrote about IDN & Security before http://blogs.msdn.com/shawnste/archive/2005/03/03/384692.aspx but thought I'd share some of my more updated views about security of URLs/IDN/Unicode/Email addresses. People haven't really bothered much with DNS...
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