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Are you saying that those DSARs are leaking data then? Because if they don't sufficiently check whether you're who you claim you are then that sounds like a gre
by Mirioron 8y ago
Are you saying that those DSARs are leaking data then? Because if they don't sufficiently check whether you're who you claim you are then that sounds like a great way to collect personal data on someone.
- tyfon 8y agoSo far it seems that a the "sender" field in the email is enough.. I suspect they would do it with a reply-to: header as well so yes many are probably leaking in this way. It's a bit different for the companies that operate using a SSN of course.