Las paragraph says: > Get a password manager, use strong and unique passwords That's more like the overall "mission" of Have I Been Pwned, convince people to

Las paragraph says: > Get a password manager, use strong and unique passwords That's more like the overall "mission" of Have I Been Pwned, convince people to do that. It's not a particular actionable suggestion that receivers of the alert email can perform (because, albeit here we're discussing the blog post, actually this has been emailed as a Breach Alert to all HIBP subscribers) To be fair, this promises to be a service that alerts you when your accounts get compromised, and that's 100% what they have done. But in past similar emails, they also contained actionable advise, such as "go to example.com and change your password", which here is missing, so I guess users are left wondering what they can do apart from either ignoring the breach or changing absolutely all their passwords just in case any of them was leaked, or munging on their own the provided TXT listings (which most won't do).