If your password is leaked, this message will appear.
To find out if your email has been leaked in this case, you can visit the HIBP check website. Or you can also access the link below and manually check whether your password has been revealed. If your password appears in "Collection # 1", change your password immediately.
Update:
According to the latest sharing from security expert Brian Krebs, the 87GB data set includes 773 million emails and 21 million user passwords are not new. At the same time, this is only a small part of the huge data set (including email data and passwords) that can be up to 1TB that hackers have stolen.
All of this huge amount of data includes Collection # 1 (87GB), Collection # 2 (526GB), Collection # 3 (37GB), Collection # 4 (178GB), Collection # 5 (42GB) and two other folders with content 126GB amount.
Brian Krebs added that these data are being sold by hackers for $ 45, a cheap price.
According to Krebs security expert, most of this data is outdated. Leaked passwords can be used for any service on the Internet several years ago. When a hacker has a password to access the main email account, it is possible to recover the passwords of many other online services, even bank accounts. This can have serious consequences for users.
This incident continues to warn users not to use the same account and password for different Internet services. In order to avoid possible unfortunate incidents, users should enable two-factor authentication.
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