There is no such thing as "api misuse". You provide the api and people use it according to the conditions you provide. Tighten your shit. Don't blame your own failures on other people.
this post was submitted on 23 Aug 2023
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This article is written like a security consulting firm pamphlet.
Oh no, my email and name! /s
Very useful for the people who send out phishing scam emails
Which is why I am happy to have email aliases. Alias gets leaked? No problem. I'll just delete that one and make a new one for that service. Scammers and spammers have a useless email address and I still have my clean inbox.
Agreed, very happy i used mozzila relay to sign up for duolingo lol.
Providing a name is optional so for many users its just an email address.
Why is this news? duome.eu has scraped this data and a lot more since forever.