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Not really an issue. If that's your real email they're using, you still need to verify it (many services request that as a way to confirm the account creation).
by camillomiller 11y ago
Not really an issue. If that's your real email they're using, you still need to verify it (many services request that as a way to confirm the account creation).
That Ashley Madison data is full of unconfirmed addresses. I think Troy Hunt's tool excludes them.
- Ensorceled 11y agoWell, except the large number of people who have signed up for services such as credit protection, Sprint, AT&T, etc. all without my email address being verified first, means this is not fool proof.