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For the people that use unique per-merchant e-mail addresses (like someone+amazon@...), could you try some of those aliases on HaveIBeenPwned and see which ones come up in this breach? That might shed some light onto its origin.
I'd be interested to see the whole dump to see my full record...
For the people that use unique per-merchant e-mail addresses (like someone+amazon@...), could you try some of those aliases on HaveIBeenPwned and see which ones come up in this breach? That might shed some light onto its origin.
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BTW, since many people don't seem to be aware of this: If you have your own domain, you can get informed by haveibeenpwned automatically if any mail address from that domain is in a breach. All that is required is that you're reachable on that domain through an address like 'postmaster'. This feature can be found under 'domain search'. Since I use a new address for pretty much anything this is very handy.
Unfotunately, it no longer seems to list the impacted email addresses in those domains have been comprimised, so it's not too useful.
Dataset for sale: [redacted] Similar data structure: https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-soswe4?file=src%2Fapp%2F... Owner works for: https://covve.com Covve: This simple yet state-of-the-art app will revolutionise your business relations like you've never seen. Edit: Response: https://twitter.com/covve/status/1261287954967941120
Not sure I'd go so far as to accuse a specific company on a public forum. But in this regard, the idea that a contact management app could be behind this DB is plausible.
Dataset for sale: [redacted] Similar data structure: https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-soswe4?file=src%2Fapp%2F... Owner works for: https://covve.com Covve: This simple yet state-of-the-art app will revolutionise your business relations like you've never seen. Edit: Response: https://twitter.com/covve/status/1261287954967941120
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Thanks for saving me a click. No desire to play "guess how many minutes I'll have to spend clicking sidewalks" today.
If it takes you minutes to solve a recaptcha your problem might not be the recaptcha...
For the people that use unique per-merchant e-mail addresses (like someone+amazon@...), could you try some of those aliases on HaveIBeenPwned and see which ones come up in this breach? That might shed some light onto its origin.
For the people that use unique per-merchant e-mail addresses (like someone+amazon@...), could you try some of those aliases on HaveIBeenPwned and see which ones come up in this breach? That might shed some light onto its origin.
BTW, since many people don't seem to be aware of this: If you have your own domain, you can get informed by haveibeenpwned automatically if any mail address from that domain is in a breach. All that is required is that you're reachable on that domain through an address like 'postmaster'. This feature can be found under 'domain search'. Since I use a new address for pretty much anything this is very handy.
Does elasticsearch have no authentication by default like mongodb or did someone deliberately make it public?