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Yes, but I do use random email addresses (that look like passwords) to stop correlation, concerted credential stuffing (that might lock me out for a time), etc.
by sroussey 3y ago
Yes, but I do use random email addresses (that look like passwords) to stop correlation, concerted credential stuffing (that might lock me out for a time), etc. And if it pops up in a compromised server no one will know that email address is mine.
- fnordpiglet 3y agoAnd aws also offers ideas like external IDs and similar concepts to do something like this. But you might notice that even aws services advertise their own account ids. They’re not secrets and treating them as such doesn’t help you improve security.