not only are they not marked secure, but a lot of them are set to linkedin.com m...

		nikcub on June 20, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: LinkedIn suffers DNS hijack not only are they not marked secure, but a lot of them are set to linkedin.com meaning they are sent with requests to x.linkedin.com. considering a lot of their subdomains are still hijacked at this point those cookies are being sent to them