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That might be even more interesting actually. Seeing as you could identify the exact site that was breached. That sort of data would actually be quite valuable

That might be even more interesting actually. Seeing as you could identify the exact site that was breached. That sort of data would actually be quite valuable to this project I would surmise. I also have a similar system now as you do, but really only for higher value accounts, not the niff naff forums stuff. And like you it's all randomly generated unique passwords so pretty safe. None of my site specific emails have been breached yet, which is good as that would mean a major global provider had been breached.

akerro 9y ago
> That might be even more interesting actually. Seeing as you could identify the exact site that was breached. That sort of data would actually be quite valuable to this project I would surmise. That's why I do it.
icebraining 9y ago
The project seems to know where the data comes from, at least in my case it identified each: Email Pwned sites dropbox@... Dropbox ffshrine@... Final Fantasy Shrine github@... GeekedIn linkedin@... LinkedIn patreon@... Patreon tumblr@... tumblr (The Github one was using their OAuth - which kinda screws with the traceability)