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Secure enough for what? The attack is simple: pick a target whose email you know, and then start guessing emails of people you think they might have an accoun
by jfager 16y ago
Secure enough for what? The attack is simple: pick a target whose email you know, and then start guessing emails of people you think they might have an account with. This could be as easy as browsing to a website and entering pairs of emails addresses listed on the "About Us" page, or ripping through a person's Facebook friends or Twitter followers.
It might be fine for completely non-sensitive data, but for anything else, probably not.
- jbrun 16y agoYes, the data is not that sensitive, but it is valuable. It is all about brand preference and sizes for shoes and clothing. I just hate making users create accounts.