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Are there any email services which allow basically unlimited aliases with long, random names? I'm using my own domain right now, but that can only uncover who has leaked my data; does not provide additional privacy.
I don't think there's any limit on gmail + codes.
Are there any email services which allow basically unlimited aliases with long, random names? I'm using my own domain right now, but that can only uncover who has leaked my data; does not provide additional privacy.
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It does. I just checked mine today. I can see exactly which individual email addresses in my domain where exposed and in which data leak. I have never paid for it.
Interesting. I'd love to see where you're seeing that. I'll go poke at the site a little more. Edit: When I try to do a domain search I get told: > Domain search restricted: You don't have an active subscription so you're limited to searching domains with up to 10 breached addresses (excluding addresses in spam lists). My domain has 11 breached addresses.
But I think you are right, because I only have 3 breached addresses under my domain (I do see the 10 addresses wording under subscriptions)
There have been enough data breaches at this point that I'm sure all my info has been exposed multiple times (addresses, SSN, telephone number, email, etc). My email is in over a dozen breaches listed on the been pwned site. I've gotten legal letters about breaches from colleges I applied to, job boards I used, and other places that definitely have a good amount of my past personal information. And that's not even co…
I was in the military. China stole my freaking DNA profile . I've given up on worrying about this stuff.
Are there any email services which allow basically unlimited aliases with long, random names? I'm using my own domain right now, but that can only uncover who has leaked my data; does not provide additional privacy.
I even wrote a tiny little local only web app that I can use to generate a masked email on my phone, so when I need an email for an in person thing I can just show them my brand new weird email directly on my phone.
There have been enough data breaches at this point that I'm sure all my info has been exposed multiple times (addresses, SSN, telephone number, email, etc). My email is in over a dozen breaches listed on the been pwned site. I've gotten legal letters about breaches from colleges I applied to, job boards I used, and other places that definitely have a good amount of my past personal information. And that's not even co…
+1 for Bitwarden. It is literally the best solution out there. Been getting to increase uptake in personal circles with (very) limited success. The wife keeps trying to convince me that the ship has sailed in trying to protect info online. She's probably right.
Proton also has a separate 2fa totp app.
I switched to using masked emails with Fastmail primarily so I could see who sold my data. The potential security benefit was not really a driver. Having 1Password be able to generate a unique email makes it a no-brainer these days. For those services that require a username that is not your email, they can usually be used without the domain part. Works really well. I even wrote a tiny little local only web app that…
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HaveIBeenPwned has been around for ages and it does not send your password to the server - you can check it with the browser console. It hashes it, sends a range of the hash to the server, server replies with a list of hashes that match that range and it's checked locally for a match.