Experian, this less helpful than not knowing
Experian, this less helpful than not knowing
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These services are so useless. I have about a million years of free "monitoring" from all the data breeches. Whoever decided a year of useless false-alarms was an adequate remedy for a class-action settlement should be launched into the sun.
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Only a nerd would have more than one email address with the same domain.
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Reset your email password. It's saying that your email is being sold
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No, it's just saying they found whatever the email is along with a password in some dark web database.
The dumb part is that they don't tell you any of the email address in the alert.
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It isn't though.
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Yeah, it's not too helpful, but maybe they have no more data. If you want to know more, go to https://haveibeenpwned.com/ and enter you e-mail. They maybe know, where your data came from.
Otherwise: Do you have a different and random password for each site? If yes, change your gmail password (in as it was gmail itself) and then watch the news, if a site you use was hacked. If you don't have different password for each site... Well then you are gonna have a fun day changing all you passwords to new ones. And use a password manager and a new random password for each site this time, please.