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Is there an online service to check your email address is in there? I didn't get an email from them (perhaps it got stuck in my spam folder that gets auto-delet
by wesley 13y ago
Is there an online service to check your email address is in there? I didn't get an email from them (perhaps it got stuck in my spam folder that gets auto-deleted weekly), but my credit card got hacked soon after.
- po 13y agoThis one: http://adobe.cynic.al/ http://adobe.cynic.al/
- annnnd 13y agoWhat is that all about? The site makes a claim of making a search through 150mio records a big deal. Ok, it is not trivial, but any decent DB with proper indexes would have no trouble doing that. Am I missing something? Also, they want me to enter my e/mail to check... <lost me here already>. Seriously?
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]
- bennyg 13y agoIt checks if your email is in the dump. What would you want, just a full list of everyone's emails in plaintext for the world to see?
- radiac 13y agoGiven they're no longer secret, that would seem safer than typing my e-mail address into an untrusted site to see if it has been compromised.
- afreak 13y agoWhile you should not take my word for it, I am friends with the owner of that site and it is perfectly safe to put your address into there. The author and I were sharing data.
- alexwright 13y agoA form to enter the sha1 of your email address so they can check against a list of addresses they've already sha1ed? And a form that takes the email for people that don't give a shit or don't know wtf a sha is. Maybe just a .txt of the hashes too, but then no ones coming to your web service I guess.
- FireBeyond 13y agoThat makes no sense - they have the plaintext of the email addresses they SHA1, so they can correlate it just fine when you enter it in, too.
- alexwright 13y agoBut if they don't have your address, ie it wasn't leaked or they're full of shit and never had the list, when you enter the SHA1 you don't give them the address.