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I'm in the same boat. I track all of the unique addresses I use (via my password manager) so I guess I could just check them all against HiBP's database. Kind o

I'm in the same boat. I track all of the unique addresses I use (via my password manager) so I guess I could just check them all against HiBP's database. Kind of a pain in the ass, though.

warkdarrior 1y ago
My password manager (Bitwarden) does that automatically.
- EvanAnderson 1y ago
  I use Bitwarden with a Vaultwarden server so I have some familiarity. Bitwarden checks new passwords against HiBP. I'm not aware of functionality where it can retroactively check old email addresses or passwords to see if they're included in a breach.
  - lern_too_spel 1y ago
    It's under Reports: https://bitwarden.com/help/reports/ https://bitwarden.com/help/reports/
    - EvanAnderson 1y ago
      Ahh, okay. I assume that's a part of the Bitwarden offering, presumably happening server-side. I'm just using their official client w/ a Vaultwarden server.
      - jorams 1y ago
        It is also available in the Vaultwarden web interface (which is just a rebranded Bitwarden web interface).
Beijinger 1y ago
enpass.io does this automatically if you selected the option.
mindslight 1y ago
Me too. It used to work for whole domains. Then I guess the limit was added as part of some kind of monetization push. I don't derive enough value to pay for a monthly subscription any time it occurs to me to check, nor figure out how to check addresses one-by-one programatically. So the site is basically dead to me now. It's a shame because there were a few breached lists where people were speculating on where exactly they came from, and I was able to add to the discussion based on which of my tagged addresses were in the list.
- EvanAnderson 1y ago
  I've had that experience re: my personalized addresses being used to more closely identify the source and time of a breach. When I start getting spam to one of my personalized addresses I'll usually reach out to the party for whom the address was created to let them know. Usually I get treated like a crank but occasionally I get somebody who understands and appreciates the help.

I'm in the same boat. I track all of the unique addresses I use (via my password manager) so I guess I could just check them all against HiBP's database. Kind of a pain in the ass, though.

warkdarrior 1y ago

My password manager (Bitwarden) does that automatically.

EvanAnderson 1y ago
I use Bitwarden with a Vaultwarden server so I have some familiarity. Bitwarden checks new passwords against HiBP. I'm not aware of functionality where it can retroactively check old email addresses or passwords to see if they're included in a breach.
- lern_too_spel 1y ago
  It's under Reports: https://bitwarden.com/help/reports/ https://bitwarden.com/help/reports/
  - EvanAnderson 1y ago
    Ahh, okay. I assume that's a part of the Bitwarden offering, presumably happening server-side. I'm just using their official client w/ a Vaultwarden server.
    - jorams 1y ago
      It is also available in the Vaultwarden web interface (which is just a rebranded Bitwarden web interface).

Beijinger 1y ago

enpass.io does this automatically if you selected the option.

mindslight 1y ago

Me too. It used to work for whole domains. Then I guess the limit was added as part of some kind of monetization push. I don't derive enough value to pay for a monthly subscription any time it occurs to me to check, nor figure out how to check addresses one-by-one programatically. So the site is basically dead to me now. It's a shame because there were a few breached lists where people were speculating on where exactly they came from, and I was able to add to the discussion based on which of my tagged addresses were in the list.

EvanAnderson 1y ago
I've had that experience re: my personalized addresses being used to more closely identify the source and time of a breach. When I start getting spam to one of my personalized addresses I'll usually reach out to the party for whom the address was created to let them know. Usually I get treated like a crank but occasionally I get somebody who understands and appreciates the help.