email

I discovered that you can get anyone’s true email address (Google Account) if they are hosting their email on Google Workspaces from their alias, even if the alias is not on the same domain.

I have nothing against the concept of aliases at its core, but I have a lot to say about it being treated as some kind of security barrier against the bad guys and gals busting into your private accounts. Email aliases are a privacy and not a security measure.

Thoughts on the recent news about Exploratorium in San Francisco being a victim of phishing.

How to use email composition APIs in Windows Phone for fun.

There is an important reason you should never use unencrypted IMAP connections.