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by Systemic
3486 days ago
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I'm with you that haveibeenpwned should require email confirmation before listing the breaches an email address was in. As it is, it has become an easy to use dictionary of places to find personal data for any given email address. Yes it doesn't list the breaches that Troy has deemed "sensitive", but if you're trying to commit identity theft or fraud using personal data, it doesn't really matter if these search results don't include websites that deal with porn/adultery/children. Doubtless there are black market tools that provide such a service but expose far more data, but haveibeenpwned lowers the barrier to entry significantly by being far more available to the public. |
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