On 02.08.22 16:41, robert k Wild wrote:
thats incorrect as
adobe\.com$ works but
it works for hackadobe.com too.
.adobe\.com$ or
\.adobe\.com$
doesnt work so i just want to know why
these two don't match adobe.com.
the first marched hadobe.com, the seconda matches anything .adobe.com
so, again you must use:
^adobe\.com$
\.adobe\.com$
first will match "adobe.com", the second will match its subdomains.
again, from what I remember, using "dstdomain" .adobe.com should match
both (haven't tried), and I was hoping it should apply for ssl::servername
(or how is that names).
On Tue, 2 Aug 2022 at 16:32, Antony Stone <Antony.Stone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
On Tuesday 02 August 2022 at 17:23:51, robert k Wild wrote:
> mmm... so i just want to know and really sorry for the dumb question, so
>
> adobe\.com$
>
> works but then again if a website was eg
>
> hackadobe\.com$
>
> that would work as well probably, so i want to do something like this
>
> \.adobe\.com$
>
> ie put a dot . infront of adobe so
>
> www.adobe.com or
> account.adobe.com
>
> would work but then
>
> hackadobe\.com$
>
> would no longer work
... and neither would plain "adobe.com", missing the leading dot.
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