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If your only method of contacting your customer is via email and the email is demonstrably controlled by a hacker then you have a hacker for a customer. If ema
by inetknght 5y ago
If your only method of contacting your customer is via email and the email is demonstrably controlled by a hacker then you have a hacker for a customer.
If email isn't your only method of contacting your customer... then sending an email to an address controlled by a hacker isn't your only option.
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- IncRnd 5y ago> If your only method of contacting your customer is via email and the email is demonstrably controlled by a hacker then you have a hacker for a customer. That's obviously false. The context of this very discussion is that more than one person is able to log into an account for many email accounts.
- Tyr42 5y agoSure but the hacker can trash the email.
- IncRnd 5y agoThanks for agreeing.
- timmattison 5y agoA previous comment mentioned the hackers setting up rules to automatically delete messages that would inform the user they were hacked.