Actually, isn't this just a matter of Firefox trying to attach TLD endings to the url? So, it tries "quicktime.com" which simply redirects the user to the URL you mentioned. The same goes for http. Go to "http.com" and it will bring you to the site previously mentioned.
For instance, typing in litigious bastards as the URL will bring up an error message rather than forward you to sco.com.
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Actually, isn't this just a matter of Firefox trying to attach TLD endings to the url? So, it tries "quicktime.com" which simply redirects the user to the URL you mentioned. The same goes for http. Go to "http.com" and it will bring you to the site previously mentioned.
For instance, typing in litigious bastards as the URL will bring up an error message rather than forward you to sco.com.