On 2018-01-23 12:04, Paul Fertser wrote:
I propose an alternative theory: github and other services exposing
unobfuscated addresses in commit descriptions. Reasoning: Gerrit
requires JS to see anything at all and it's not too popular to become
a specific target for spam bots' authors.
Yes it could be originating from those sources as well.
I also failed to find any specific reports of Gerrit facilitating
spam.
If I use duckduckgo to search for "Åke Rehnman" I see some hits
containing email addresses, some are only trivially obfuscated.
Or am I missing something? What specific mechanism of obtaining emails
from gerrit do you have in mind?
No not really it was just that it was in plain view even if not
authenticated. I do not know if it makes any difference as you say it is
going to be publicly visible from different git repositories.
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