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as much as I'm sure it's not a trap it's still a pretty bad practice. In theory your site could also get hacked and people could start collecting new usernames
by STHayden 15y ago
as much as I'm sure it's not a trap it's still a pretty bad practice. In theory your site could also get hacked and people could start collecting new usernames and emails not in the database.
- gkwelding 15y agoAs I've stated several times, my site doesn't store any details like these, it uses OpenInviter, they authenticate the credentials, pull back the list of contacts, I process the list of contacts and check it against the database of EXISTING hacked email addresses. The credentials you supply and the email addresses I pull back are NOT stored anywhere.