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Originally Posted by AdultKing
Incorrect, it lists the breaches and dumps that the email was found in. Fuck, at least get your facts straight before spewing your nonsensical crap..
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It doesn't. It just namedrops with no relevance. To actually be certain it was breached it would have to list you what it found in the supposed breach. This way you could verify it. Ofcourse it doesnt display anything close to that, and relies on faith of his suckers to think it actually does what it does (ie - you), or possibly payed shills. It's why you're foaming on your mouth because you cant prove anything. Meanwhile, there's no explanation coming why
a) random fake emails turn out as "breached"
b) email used nowhere turns out as "breached" and on sites i never visited in my life.
Keep foaming tho.
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Originally Posted by AdultKing
It checks the email address against dozens and dozens of dumps and breaches and lists which ones the email address was found in.
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No it doesnt.
a) The check would take WAY WAY longer then it's displayed on the site
b) He doesn't have database with that many emails 100%
c) He probably never even saw 50% of the supposed breached databases as if a company discloses it had a breach, it certainly will not send a list of all the users/emails that got breached to some charlatan running a website who's cock you like to put in your mouth way too many times to be considered healthy.
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Originally Posted by AdultKing
There's no presumption, the site is backed by the best security researchers in the world, did you read that the very best of the best security researchers in the world.
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Only it's not. It has you with his cock in your mouth, thats it.
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Originally Posted by AdultKing
Fucking simple peasants on GFY. I can't believe I didn't pick up on how technologically inept most of you are here a long time ago.
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Don't drown in that foam pls.
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Originally Posted by Konda
It tells you exactly which breach(es) the email address appears in with a background story of each breach and what details were compromised in that breach.
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No it doesnt. It namedrops the supposed breach it had happened on, but you have 0 verification on that other then some random website telling you it did. You might as well believe in fairies and leprechauns and try to find one so it brings you luck in life. It's on par.
Do you have a plausible explanation as to why fake and non used emails appear "breached" and in sites that i didn't visit 1 time in my life, not even by accident? Just because i came and tested the site with IP that's not my own so it presumed i come from a certain country?
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Originally Posted by Konda
For all my email addresses all the breaches listed are services that I actually used that email address for. It is 100% accurate, not something random as it also includes smaller breaches for lesser known services that I used.
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Yea im sure it does. There's this guy on tv that also guesses which card you imagined out of 10 random cards he shows you. Im pretty sure there's at least 100 people out of a million watching the show that he got it right. And there we have it, he has a 100 people saying he can read mind.
In reality he can't.
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Originally Posted by Konda
Basically all this tool does is match the email address you enter against all the breached databases and tells you if it appears in one or more of them and tells you which one(s).
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Basically, for this to happen he would have to have ALL of those emails in the breaches as well in his database. In reality, this is 100% not true as per reasons outlined above. Feel free to answer those questions.
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Originally Posted by Konda
Then they have an additional service where you can sign up for automatic warnings for new breaches, where when there is a new breach it matches the subscribers to the email addresses in that breach and emails you if it found your email address in it.
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Yea, opt in for spam, i know.
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Originally Posted by Konda
They also allow you to opt-out for breaches appearing when searching for your email address. So when someone searches for your email address it will return it was not pwned. This does not remove your email address from the databases, it just sets a flag that when that email address should return no results.
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I also get regular spam in email that has an "opt out" link as well. Just a feature to satisfy legislature so he can harvest emails better.
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Originally Posted by Konda
That's all there is to it. It's a very basic lookup tool and notification service that is made to help people be more secure. People thinking otherwise really have no idea what they are talking about. Do you think if there was any doubt about this all the big security research sites and major news publications would constantly link to the site.
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It's just a spam harvesting machine to harvest more emails. There's really not much to it. Feel free to list all your emails there and deluding yourself it's not what it is and some magical being is hoovering over your safety.