Leaked email monitoring service helps individuals and organizations stay safe from phishing attacks, malware, and other cyber threats. Continuous email security analysis and monitoring alerts users of suspicious activities that may indicate a breach, such as email spoofing and phishing attempts, and recommends actions to take in response.
The most common way for email credentials to become leaked is through data breaches. Attackers gain access to databases containing employee or customer information, including email addresses and passwords. They can then sell this information on the dark web or use it to access other online accounts that use the same login credentials. This can result in identity theft, financial loss, and reputational damage.
How to Monitor Compromised Passwords and Detect Stolen Login Credentials
Individuals and organizations can protect themselves by using a password manager that generates strong, unique passwords for every account and stores them securely. They should also check their account settings periodically to ensure that they are not affected by a breach, and consider two-factor authentication when signing into a site for added protection.
For Proton Mail customers, our dark web monitor scans the hidden parts of the internet for your email address to find if it was included in a data breach that impacted third-party websites. If it is, you will receive an alert and our recommended action will be to change your passwords and activate two-factor authentication. For additional protection, you can also use a free service like Have I Been Pwned to check whether your details have been exposed.…