Yeah. That's a slightly more expensive endeavour. The question is is they can scale enough the number of domains and connect to send emails. New domains + not known can have not so good sending reputation.
If they use low number of domains, Ticketmaster could start blocking new domains with more than average number of ticket purchases.
My reading is that the "assessment" (tax) will be borne by all banks, not just the bank that fails.
My gut says that the incidence will fall primarily on deposit holders (likely in the form of marginally lower interest rates), and not significantly on bank equity holders, but I suspect it'd take an econ phd to fully parse that out.
Any software engineering book worth its salt covers this topic. Besides a quick internet search on code review best practices will give you several well written articles. What’s the point of writing and discussing the same thing repeatedly. Seriously move on already! My point is why beat a dead horse. Instead write about something new.
What would be the use case for a framework that returns password reset token to random user requesting password reset of another account. Token must only be available to account owner.
