The matching process for URI List Objects is based on tokens. A valid token sequence is composed of one or more tokens, joined by a specific character, like dot (.) or forward slash (/). A URI represents a token sequence. For example, the URI www.example.com is a token sequence consisting of www, example, and com, joined by a dot (.). Generally, the URI List Object matches that URI if a URI contains one of the URIs in a URI List Object.