Stolen data
Email check: has your data been stolen?
Sites where you once signed up are sometimes hacked, and emails and passwords are stolen from them. Enter your email and find out where and what was stolen — and what you should do.
Was your email or Facebook hacked?
- Change the password first. On that account and everywhere you use the same password.
- Turn on two-factor authentication. Then signing in needs a code as well as the password, and a stolen password alone is no longer enough.
- Check your email above. You will see which sites your password was stolen from. Change it there too.
How it works
- Your email does not pass through our server. Your browser asks the public list of stolen databases directly: XposedOrNot. We cannot see the address and do not store it anywhere.
- We will never ask for your password. If a site asks for your password “to check”, that itself is a trap.
- A second opinion: the most complete database is at haveibeenpwned.com. You can check there for free too.
- After data is stolen, scams follow. If someone offers you “compensation”, a “prize” or an “investment”, first check the link on Horkos.
Data source: XposedOrNot.