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I usually go for <company>@example.com where <company> is the company I’m handing my address to. After a breach I route that address to /dev/null
by Xylakant 7y ago
I usually go for <company>@example.com where
<company> is the company I’m handing my address to. After a breach I route that address to /dev/null
- erichurkman 7y agoAfter a breach of <company>@example.com, forward it to support@<company.com>.
- Xylakant 7y agoDon’t give me ideas.
- bradknowles 7y agoThat's trivially easy to guess -- and game. You want something that is sufficiently random that it can't be easily guessed or gamed, but can be quickly and easily determined on your side. Salted cryptographic hashes might be a good place to start.
- username444 7y agoMost spammers won't go through the of "gaming" it. There's no upside. There are far easier targets to focus on than sending more mail to a single recipient who is more sophisticated.