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Have your data been exposed?

Billions of leaked emails and passwords are circulating on the dark web. Enter your email or phone number to check if your personal information has been compromised.

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database 15B+ records
12B+
Breaches Indexed
45M+
Accounts Protected
1.2M
Daily Scans

How it works

We use secure, blinded search technology to check your data against known breaches without ever storing your input.

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1. Enter details

Input your email or phone number. We hash this data locally before it ever leaves your browser.

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2. Scan database

We compare the hash against billions of leaked records in our secure, isolated database.

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3. Secure accounts

Receive an instant report. If a match is found, we guide you through steps to secure your identity.

Why it matters

Credential stuffing and identity theft are on the rise. Knowing your exposure is the first step to protection.

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Identity theft protection

Leaked personal details can be used to open fraudulent accounts in your name, affecting your credit score and financial future.

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Prevent account takeovers

Hackers use leaked passwords to access your banking, social media, and email accounts. Proactive monitoring stops them.

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Stay ahead of threats

Get notified immediately when new breaches occur involving your data, allowing you to react before damage is done.

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New breach detected
24,000 records exposed in recent hack

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about how we handle your data and security.

Is my search data saved? expand_more
Absolutely not. We use a k-Anonymity model. Only the first 5 characters of your hashed password or email hash are sent to our API. The comparison happens securely, and no specific personal data is ever logged or stored on our servers.
What should I do if my data is found? expand_more
Don't panic. First, change the password for the affected account immediately. If you reuse that password elsewhere, change it there too. Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) wherever possible. We provide a step-by-step guide for each breach.
Where does this data come from? expand_more
Our database aggregates publicly available information from data leaks that have been circulated on the internet and dark web. We work with security researchers to verify and index these breaches to help you stay informed.