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That doesn't make sense. Even a non-verified user lives as a row in your database. Sure, you can delete them if they haven't verified their address after 24 hou
by niko001 9y ago
That doesn't make sense. Even a non-verified user lives as a row in your database. Sure, you can delete them if they haven't verified their address after 24 hours, but that doesn't mitigate the problem of filling your database before that.
- raresp 9y agoAre you following the Silicon Valley TV series? In the first episode of the last season they use a botnet network to hack a pizza application, they create a lot of users and generate thousands of orders. They manage to put the pizza company in bankruptcy. That's just a TV show, but the example is so good.