Have I Been Hacked?
Check if your email appeared in known data breaches. Your email is never stored.
Have I Been Hacked? Check if Your Email Is in Data Breaches
Data breaches occur when cybercriminals steal databases from companies. Your email may have appeared in billions of records stolen from sites like LinkedIn, Adobe, Yahoo and hundreds more.
Our tool queries XposedOrNot, a free database of known data breaches, to check if your email address has been compromised. The process is completely private: your email is never stored on our servers.
If you find your email has been compromised, act immediately: change passwords for affected accounts, enable two-factor authentication, and use unique passwords for each service.
How does it work?
- 1Enter your email
Type or paste your email address in the verification field.
- 2Accept the terms
Confirm that you understand your email will be sent to the verification service.
- 3Review the results
If there are breaches, you will see the name, date, exposed data types, and severity of each leak.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Your email is sent directly to the XposedOrNot service for verification and is never stored on our servers or any database. The process is completely private.
Immediately change the password for the compromised account and any site where you use the same password. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) and monitor your accounts for suspicious activity.
A data breach occurs when attackers gain unauthorized access to a database and steal user information. The most commonly stolen data includes emails, passwords (hashed or plaintext), names, and phone numbers.