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Email Addresses

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3 articles – stable

Email Addresses has appeared in 3 articles since 2007-11. Coverage peaked in 2007Q4 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Facebook.

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2024-10-04
BleepingComputer 9 related

Researchers: hackers are actively exploiting an RCE vulnerability in Zimbra email servers, disclosed on September 27, triggered by emailing the SMTP server

When the mail server handles an email address with shell escape characters, the postjournal binary just shells out and runs whatever is specified. … Will Dormann / @wdormann@infosec.exchange : “Best e...

2023-12-25
New York Times 1 related

Researchers extract business and personal email addresses for 30+ NYT staff by fine tuning GPT-3.5 Turbo, bypassing the safeguards for privacy-related queries

This is a visualization of a large email database from the Enron Corporation, which is often used to train artificial intelligence systems, like ChatGPT. Threads: @carnage4life and @vishvanands . Mast...

2019-01-18
Wired 47 related

“Collection #1” database, which claims to contain records of ~773M unique email addresses and 21M passwords, some of them hashed, shows up on the web

here's how to check if yours was one of them Sami Khan / International Business Times : Hackers dump 772 million email IDs online for anyone to take: What should you do? Jeff Stone / CyberScoop : Near...

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