Providing a system with access to a resource using a disposable email address

1. A method, comprising:

receiving a request to provide a system with access to a first set of resources, wherein the first set of resources are associated with a first email account associated with a first email address;

generating a first disposable email address (DEA) associated with the first email account;

transmitting, to the system, the first DEA associated with the first email account;

analyzing emails of the first email account to identify a first set of emails associated with the request to provide the system with access to the first set of resources, wherein a first email of the first set of emails comprises an indication of the first email address and a second email of the first set of emails comprises an indication of the first email address;

generating, based upon the first set of emails comprising the first email and the second email, a first set of modified emails associated with the request, wherein the generating the first set of modified emails comprises concurrently:

generating a first modified email of the first set of modified emails by replacing the indication of the first email address in the first email with an indication of the first DEA; and

generating a second modified email of the first set of modified emails by replacing the indication of the first email address in the second email with an indication of the first DEA;

providing, to the system, access to the first set of modified emails comprising the first modified email and the second modified email;

receiving a third email from the system, wherein:

the third email is addressed to a second email address; and

the third email is indicative of the first DEA;

generating, based upon the third email, a fourth email, wherein the fourth email is indicative of the first email address;

transmitting, to a second email account associated with the second email address, the fourth email; and

deactivating the first DEA.

2. The method of claim 1 , comprising:

prior to the deactivating the first DEA, receiving a fifth email, addressed to the first DEA, from the system; and

transmitting the fifth email to the first email account.

3. The method of claim 1 , comprising:

prior to the deactivating the first DEA, receiving a fifth email, addressed to the first DEA, from the system;

generating a fourth email based upon the fifth email, wherein the fourth email comprises an indication of the first email address; and

transmitting the fourth email to the first email account.

4. The method of claim 3 , wherein the generating the fourth email based upon the fifth email comprises:

generating a fourth email body of the fourth email based upon content of a third email body of the fifth email, wherein the fourth email body of the fourth email comprises the content of the third email body of the fifth email; and

generating a fourth email header of the fourth email, wherein:

the fourth email header comprises a sender address indicative of the first email address; and

the fourth email header of the fourth email is different than a third email header of the fifth email.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the generating the first set of modified emails comprises:

generating a first email body of the first modified email based upon content of a third email body of a fifth email of the first set of emails, wherein the first email body of the first modified email comprises the content of the third email body of the fifth email; and

generating a first email header of the first modified email, wherein at least one of:

the first email header comprises a sender address indicative of the first DEA and the first email header of the first modified email is different than a third email header of the fifth email; or

the first email header comprises a recipient address indicative of the first DEA and the first email header of the first modified email is different than the third email header of the fifth email.

6. The method of claim 1 , wherein a sender address of the third email is indicative of the first DEA.

7. The method of claim 1 , wherein a sender address of the fourth email is indicative of the first email address.

8. The method of claim 1 , comprising:

controlling a graphical user interface of a first client device associated with the first email account to display an interface; and

displaying, via the interface, a selectable input associated with providing the system with access to the first set of resources, wherein the request is received responsive to a selection of the selectable input.

9. The method of claim 1 , wherein the request is received from a server associated with the system.

10. The method of claim 1 , wherein the deactivating the first DEA is performed responsive to receiving a second request to deactivate the first DEA.

11. The method of claim 10 , comprising:

determining that a duration of time that the first DEA is active meets a threshold duration of time;

generating, based upon the duration of time meeting the threshold duration of time, a notification; and

transmitting the notification to a first client device associated with the first email account, wherein:

the notification comprises a selectable input corresponding to deactivating the first DEA; and

the second request to deactivate the first DEA is received via a selection of the selectable input.

12. The method of claim 1 , wherein the deactivating the first DEA is performed responsive to a duration of time that the first DEA is active meeting a threshold duration of time.

13. A computing device comprising:

a processor; and

memory comprising processor-executable instructions that when executed by the processor cause performance of operations, the operations comprising:

receiving a request to provide a system with access to a first set of resources, wherein the first set of resources are associated with a first email account associated with a first email address;

generating a first disposable email address (DEA) associated with the first email account;

transmitting, to the system, the first DEA associated with the first email account;

analyzing emails of the first email account to identify a first set of emails associated with the request to provide the system with access to the first set of resources, wherein a first email of the first set of emails comprises an indication of the first email address and a second email of the first set of emails comprises an indication of the first email address;

generating, based upon the first set of emails comprising the first email and the second email, a first set of modified emails associated with the request, wherein the generating the first set of modified emails comprises concurrently:

generating a first modified email of the first set of modified emails by replacing the indication of the first email address in the first email with an indication of the first DEA; and

generating a second modified email of the first set of modified emails replacing the indication of the first email address in the second email with an indication of the first DEA;

providing, to the system, access to the first set of modified emails comprising the first modified email and the second modified email;

receiving a third email from the system, wherein:

the third email is addressed to a second email address; and

the third email is indicative of the first DEA;

generating, based upon the third email, a fourth email, wherein the fourth email is indicative of the first email address;

transmitting, to a second email account associated with the second email address, the fourth email; and

deactivating the first DEA.

14. The computing device of claim 13 , wherein the request is received from a server associated with the system.

15. The computing device of claim 13 , wherein the deactivating the first DEA is performed responsive to receiving a second request to deactivate the first DEA.

16. The computing device of claim 13 , wherein the deactivating the first DEA is performed responsive to a duration of time that the first DEA is active meeting a threshold duration of time.

17. A non-transitory machine readable medium having stored thereon processor-executable instructions that when executed cause performance of operations, the operations comprising:

receiving a request to provide a system with access to a first set of resources, wherein the first set of resources are associated with a first email account associated with a first email address;

generating a first disposable email address (DEA) associated with the first email account;

transmitting, to the system, the first DEA associated with the first email account;

analyzing emails of the first email account to identify a first set of emails associated with the request to provide the system with access to the first set of resources, wherein a first email of the first set of emails comprises an indication of the first email address and a second email of the first set of emails comprises an indication of the first email address;

generating, based upon the first set of emails comprising the first email and the second email, a first set of modified emails associated with the request, wherein the generating the first set of modified emails comprises concurrently:

generating a first modified email of the first set of modified emails by replacing the indication of the first email address in the first email with an indication of the first DEA; and

generating a second modified email of the first set of modified emails by replacing the indication of the first email address in the second email with an indication of the first DEA;

providing, to the system, access to the first set of modified emails comprising the first modified email and the second modified email;

receiving a third email from the system, wherein:

the third email is addressed to a second email address; and

the third email is indicative of the first DEA;

generating, based upon the third email, a fourth email, wherein the fourth email is indicative of the first email address; and

transmitting, to a second email account associated with the second email address, the fourth email.

18. The non-transitory machine readable medium of claim 17 , wherein the request is received from a server associated with the system.

19. The non-transitory machine readable medium of claim 17 , the operations comprising:

deactivating the first DEA.

20. The non-transitory machine readable medium of claim 19 , wherein the deactivating the first DEA is performed responsive to at least one of:

receiving a second request to deactivate the first DEA; or

a duration of time that the first DEA is active meeting a threshold duration of time.