The site searches the dark web and tells you what data has already been leaked; Learn about the service

A new browser service shows you which leaked databases your personal information is currently floating around on the dark web. The website is called DataBreach.com, it is completely free and can be used as many times as you deem necessary.

Launched by North American cybersecurity company Atlas Privacy, DataBreach.com is an alternative to the already popular Have I Been Pwned, which has been around for years with a similar offering.

Basically page Looks for data bundles sold or made available illegally to alert the user about possible risks and where information is exposed.

How do I know if my data has been leaked online?

The difference in the case of the new platform is this: adding more databases than competitorsThis increases your chances of encountering potential issues involving both accounts.

Also he has an advanced search method to find leaks containing specific log data – like full name, phone number, zip code, and even Social Security number, which is the equivalent of our CPF in the United States.

Once you enter the data you want to search, the search returns results practically in real time.

DataBreach.com warns not only when and on which service the leak occurred, but also what other information Like password, full name, username, gender, and IP address all present in the same spreadsheet.

DataBreach.com

The user also Sign up for the service to receive email alerts in case of new leaksso you don’t need to check the service frequently.

Although the site states that it wants to help protect user privacy, there is not much that can be done in these cases as the data is often the result of break-ins and has been obtained illegally for years.

In an interview with the website PCMag, Atlas Privacy promises to add more search categories in the future and keep the service free as a public tool for the company.

The company also guarantees: does not store user search informationOnly an anonymous internal search is being conducted for the leaked databases.