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Re:Integrating Email Aliases with Bitwarden by CaptainNegative on Monday July 08, 2024 @04:36PM (#40909397)
In principle, someone seeing [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected] in a dump might be able to infer that all of these belong to the same user with a catchall address (especially if they can verify that the domain is unpopular via dns caching or other tricks). Using a common service adds another partial layer of anonymity between the email addresses, making one harder to track.
Re:Integrating Email Aliases with Bitwarden by ziml77 on Monday July 08, 2024 @10:37PM (#40912027)
Especially necessary when your domain is your full name. It's painfully obvious that all addresses under the domain belong to a single person. I've been using Fastmail's masked email service for a while to hide my personal domain. And before that I had a handful of gmail addresses that I set to forward to my main address.
Re:Integrating Email Aliases with Bitwarden by Ringz on Tuesday July 09, 2024 @08:39AM (#40915395)
Theoretical yes. But never had that. It is more likely that generic, non existant emails like [email protected], [email protected], etc. will be generated if you have a domain with a public website.