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it's right there after the "The Domain Search Feature" heading. Verify ownership, then you get results
by flas9sd 1y ago
it's right there after the "The Domain Search Feature" heading. Verify ownership, then you get results
- Saris 1y agoAhh I see it on the footer of the website, a bit hidden! I'm not sure I really need it for personal use, more just a cool thing to see, so I'm a bit undecided on paying for the domain feature. I can see it being useful for a business though where each email is a different employee dealing with accounts everywhere.
- aaronharnly 1y agoYou can pay for just one month at a time. I pay now and then and check in on my personal domain – like you, I use dozens of email addresses with a catchall.
- ohhnoodont 1y agoThe first tier ($4/month) only works for up to 25 aliases. Depending on how many of your aliases have leaked, you may have to pay a lot to perform that check. I wish HIBP had a solution for those of us who are individuals but use domain catchall forwarding as our method for separating accounts. It feels good to see adobe@mydomain.com, newrelic@mydomain.com, internetarchive@mydomain.com, etc. there but not any of the addresses I use for normal communication.
- cbull 1y agoAgree completely. I got ownership of my domain before he started charging, but looking now there's only a summary and it lists 45 email addresses in breaches, which means I need to pay a substantial amount to get a report, and I'm the only user of the domain for email. I wish there was a "I'm just one person, or a small family" tier for this.
- Saris 1y agoOh that's a good idea. I'm not sure 25 aliases would be enough though, that price jump is quite a bit.
- gpm 1y agoCuriously the domain I've been using for years now only shows up in 1 breach... am I really lucky or am I only getting partial results?