Closed Skeeve closed 2 years ago
email validation accepts stuff like "a@b@c" and "something a@b somemore" as valid email addresses because there is no anchoring in the regexp.
I do not think those infalid addresses should be accepted.
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Summary
email validation accepts stuff like "a@b@c" and "something a@b somemore" as valid email addresses because there is no anchoring in the regexp.
Motivation
I do not think those infalid addresses should be accepted.
References
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