I have my first initial and last name @ a popular service. I frequently get stuff intended for others. I've tracked a couple down and managed to find homes for some emails. The frustrating issue is when people make accounts for services. I have to close the accounts if I can't find the owner. In one case, I actually wanted an account there just beforehand, had to delete it and make a new one. I also get password recovery emails from time to time. (I do not forward those).

Dad to Principal: "My son can't defend himself when he gets hit?" Principal: "Your son should come to us so we can stop it." Dad: "That's fine, so how about this? Every time my son tells us he got hit, I hit you!" Teachers and playground monitors paid better attention after that.

It's not the TSA, it's the union representing the TSA screeners.

Corny

I don't care if it costs 6.5 trillion. The amount of knowledge gained from peering that far back is invaluable.

This means users were vulnerable without notice of a breach during that time.