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Consider an application that allows an organization's employees to access an external mail service via http://mailwebsite.com. The application is designed to deny access to other websites by behaving as a makeshift firewall. However, a crafty or malicious user could nevertheless access an illegitimate website http://illegitimatewebsite.com if it were hosted on the same computer as the legitimate website and consequently shared the same IP address. Even worse, if the legitimate website were hosted on a server in a commercial pool of servers, an attacker could register multiple websites in the pool (for phishing purposes) until one was registered on the same computer as the legitimate website, consequently defeating the firewall.
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