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>I don't really fault Sendgrid for this

They literally handed over a customer's credentials over the phone. What's more, there didn't appear to be any ID verification.

I don't see how that could be anything but a huge, glaring, faultable security hole. I'm a Sendgrid user, and this is pretty scary.



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