Cross-site leaks Cheat Sheet — How do we know that two sites are SameSite?
XS Leaks eTLD explanation In the context of the SameSite attribute, we consider the site to be the combination of the TLD (top-level domain) and the domain name before it.
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XS Leaks eTLD explanation
In the context of the SameSite attribute, we consider the site to be the combination of the TLD (top-level domain) and the domain name before it. For example
Why are we talking about eTLD+1 and not just TLD+1? It's because of domains like .github.io or .eu.org. Such parts are not atomic enough to be compared well. For this reason, a list of "effective" TLDs (eTLDs) was created and can be found here.
Sites that have the same eTLD+1 are considered SameSite, examples
For more information about SameSite, see the excellent article Understanding "same-site".
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