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This is why Azure now uses a unique hash appended to the hostname by default (can be changed if desired.) You can't attack a dangling CNAME subdomain record if it points to a hashed-appended hostname, and Azure allows you to control the uniqueness either globally/tenant/region so you can have common names in that tenant/region if you wish.


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