How big of a problem is it really, with CAA records and FIDO2 or passkeys?
CAA makes sure only one CA signs the cert for the real domain. FIDO2 prevents phising on a similar-looking domain. EV would force a phisher to get a similar-looking corporate name, but it's beside the main FIDO2 protection.
CAA makes sure only one CA signs the cert for the real domain. FIDO2 prevents phising on a similar-looking domain. EV would force a phisher to get a similar-looking corporate name, but it's beside the main FIDO2 protection.