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Is almost like publicly accessible information like email, phone, address, and, honestly, ss# at this point shouldn't be used for anything serious that doesn't
by Loughla 2y ago
Is almost like publicly accessible information like email, phone, address, and, honestly, ss# at this point shouldn't be used for anything serious that doesn't require some sort of authentication beyond itself.
Weird.
- BobbyTables2 2y agoAnd the fact that this is now pretty obvious seems to make such continued use an astounding display of mass negligence.
- franga2000 2y agoCredential stuffing isn't the only threat. Leaked emails and phone numbers become spam and phishing targets and phishing can get a lot more convincing when they also have your home address and other details.