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    12 <concept id="GUID-EDA831F7-7248-5C00-B6BE-B7F44097C9B6" xml:lang="en"><title>WhiteList/BlackList
       
    13 TLD Services Overview</title><shortdesc>This document introduces the Whitelist/Blacklist Top-Level Domain
       
    14 services of the InetURIList framework. </shortdesc><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody>
       
    15 <p>International domain names support increases the vulnerability of the device
       
    16 to homograph attacks (also called phishing), by allowing addresses (URIs)
       
    17 to contain UTF-8 characters. By using non-ASCII characters that are visually
       
    18 similar to familiar letters, attacks can lead the Internet user to harmful
       
    19 sites. </p>
       
    20 <p>To address this issue, the InetURIList framework provides a list of suspect
       
    21 characters (a BlackList) for each top-level domain (TLD). The framework also
       
    22 lists trusted characters in TLD-specific WhiteLists. This enables applications
       
    23 to detect safe and unsafe URIs depending on their top-level domain and the
       
    24 characters they contain. </p>
       
    25 <p>The Blacklists and Whitelists are stored in an XML file installed on the
       
    26 device. You can replace the default TLD policy file by installing an SIS package
       
    27 containing the updated lists. </p>
       
    28 <p>Applications can query the TLD list but cannot dynamically change its contents. </p>
       
    29 </conbody><related-links>
       
    30 <link href="GUID-E97C2A7E-8E8F-58E6-99D4-288589385B44.dita"><linktext> Querying
       
    31 the TLD policy data </linktext></link>
       
    32 <link href="GUID-AC4C18D1-D6A3-5988-AB10-5A5025183950.dita"><linktext> Modifying
       
    33 the TLD policy data</linktext></link>
       
    34 <link href="GUID-6A78F618-09A9-56A7-8C58-98C353BF0788.dita"><linktext>What is the
       
    35 Domain Name Server?</linktext></link>
       
    36 </related-links></concept>