By John Gruber
WorkOS powers authentication and authorization for secure, scalable AI agents.
Adobe’s John Nack discusses the ways that Adobe uses Omniture, but completely misses the point of my criticism. What I’m calling a disgrace is that the server that’s getting pinged is named in such a way that it is clearly an attempt to masquerade as a local area network IP address. Regardless the nature of the data that is being sent to Omniture, it is wrong that the server is named “192.168.112.2O7.net”.
Update: Nack acknowledges that the issue is the deceptive server name, has no answer now, but vows to investigate.
★ Friday, 28 December 2007