https://shouldichangemypassword.com/Apparently they released a lot of usernames, passwords, and emails from various video game forums. Anyone know which ones were hit? Kinda like to know if I'll have to change up some passwords.
Again.
Website integrates recent leaks that contain e-mail/password pairs, many of them the public LulzSec leaks, and searches them. The website claims it doesn't contain passwords; only leaked e-mail addresses. I haven't experimented, but it would be easy to test by looking through one of LulzSec's leaks and putting in an e-mail address, which should trigger a reaction from the site. (Pretty fun that.)
The alternative would be searching through leaks by hand.
It's purported to be safe (i.e. not a spam catch.) Picked out a media outlet speaking about it; the name of the guy who made it is public knowledge.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/story/2011/06/23/technology-shouldichangemypassword-grzelak.html ξ
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