Phorm and Fraud Act?

[Nicholas Bohm]

Charles Lindsey wrote:
> On Sun, 23 Mar 2008 18:22:11 -0000, Nicholas Bohm <nbohm@ernest.net> wrote:
> 
>> But it's easy to see that when you put a forged 50p piece in the 
>> machine, you are representing it to be a genuine one;
> 
> And when you insert a cookie in a reply to an HTTP request, you are at 
> the least representing that you are the site whose name appears inside 
> the cookie.

What makes this obvious to non-geeks?  As obvious as it is that putting 
a coin in a machine represents it to be genuine?

...

Nicholas
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