Hi everyone
i have put into practice the following trick to escape from "Form hijacking" if this happens. It is not a prevent trick but an escape one and you will understand what i mean when you read it. It has help me alot and is based not to a technical script but in logical.
1. Creat an e-mail (for example website@yourname.com) and put this e-mail to your form script.
2. Forward the above e-mail to your e-mail that you want to receive the form data.
When (i hope never) someone hijack your form (you will understand it, belive me), just delete the website@yourname.com e-mail and create a new one (for example website1@yourname.com) following the same steps
as above.
This trick will not work if you have a catch up all e-mail.
In this case just register a cheep domain name (for ex. $3 per year) and create an e-mail (for example website@cheepdomain.com ) and forward it to your e-mail.
i hope that you will never need to create a second e-mail
Theodore
i have put into practice the following trick to escape from "Form hijacking" if this happens. It is not a prevent trick but an escape one and you will understand what i mean when you read it. It has help me alot and is based not to a technical script but in logical.
1. Creat an e-mail (for example website@yourname.com) and put this e-mail to your form script.
2. Forward the above e-mail to your e-mail that you want to receive the form data.
When (i hope never) someone hijack your form (you will understand it, belive me), just delete the website@yourname.com e-mail and create a new one (for example website1@yourname.com) following the same steps
as above.
This trick will not work if you have a catch up all e-mail.
In this case just register a cheep domain name (for ex. $3 per year) and create an e-mail (for example website@cheepdomain.com ) and forward it to your e-mail.
i hope that you will never need to create a second e-mail
Theodore
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