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Meta/ Facebook
We are subscribing to your service and had over 3.000 users so far. But none is showing the FACEBOOK data leak. How can this be?
1 voteThe scraped Facebook data didn’t contain email addresses, only phone numbers: https://www.troyhunt.com/the-facebook-phone-numbers-are-now-searchable-in-have-i-been-pwned/
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K-12 domains
is there EDU pricing for K-12 and do you have resellers that NY schools can use?
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Add unsubscribe steps in FAQ
There's a old thread from 2015 and the response mentions there's an unsubscribe link in emails. I do not see the unsubscribe blurb in the emails I have received since May 2023. If going through the "opt-out" process is the new method, the wording is confusing as there is no mention of being removed from breach notifications. "Opting-out provides various mechanisms to ensure your email address is no longer publicly searchable. After verifying control of the address, you'll be given 3 different options that put you in control of how your visibility should be removed from both existing data breaches…
1 voteThis is already in place:
- Notification emails sent to individuals have the following text: "If you don't want to receive any future breach notifications, just click here to unsubscribe"
- Notification emails sent to domain monitors have the following text: "You can see which of the accounts you're monitoring were compromised and manage your domains via the domain search dashboard. You can also unsubscribe domains from future notifications via the dashboard."
Opting-out is a different mechanism unrelated to services you've consciously subscribed to and is explained as follows: "Opting-out provides various mechanisms to ensure your email address is no longer publicly searchable."
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New tier for home users
I self-host VaultWarden which has an option for an api key. For a small home user, I would love a cheaper option that would be rate limited by X requests per month or year so I can make use of this feature for my family. I do not need the 10 rpm of the current lowest tier.
1 voteThere is already an existing tier for home users, it’s the Pwned 1 subscription available here for $3.95 per month: https://haveibeenpwned.com/API/Key
We can’t justify a pricing tier beneath that whilst still providing the same services even at a lower rate limit or quota, the overheads of support, Stripe fees and other costs make it infeasible.
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add a way to pull up all the accounts made from an email
Add an option to list all the accounts made and available from an email.
1 voteThe service already returned all breached accounts found for an email address.
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Higher Ed Discount
As we are not awash in money it would be appreciated if there was a Higher Ed discount of some sort. As students come and go they still stay on the list as pwned users even if they are no longer enrolled. Like you, we are a proponent of research and public service.
2 votesHi Will, EDU discounts are already in place, check out this KB: https://support.haveibeenpwned.com/hc/en-au/articles/7619887413135-Do-you-provide-discounts-based-on-the-nature-of-the-organisation-
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Allow challenging of unrealistic results...
I have a small private domain used just for my family, which has 5 mailboxes and at most a dozen email adresses including role accounts like security@ or postmaster@ - yet HIBP tells me I need to sign up for Layer 3 subscription as I apparently have 128 breached accounts.
Clearly there is something wrong, but there's no way for me to even see what's wrong because I don't have a subscription. There must be some error in the HIBP database, but there's no way for me to check or even to ask someone to check it...
1 voteAssuming that is excluding spam lists, that shouldn’t be possible unless the domain name is something that regularly appears as part of another string and has been parsed out incorrectly. Log a ticket with the details and I’ll look into it: https://support.haveibeenpwned.com/hc/en-au
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Consider offering a free tier for nonprofits
It looks like some services have been put behind a paywall. Which in truth I can understand. We offer services to small budget local governments in Texas - this information is helpful to secure public workers and their county emails.
1 voteWe have an existing model for non-profits, please see the KB here: https://support.haveibeenpwned.com/hc/en-au/articles/7619887413135-Do-you-provide-discounts-based-on-the-nature-of-the-organisation-
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Create a Mastodon account
Given the exodus of accounts from Twitter to Mastodon, as well as its close relationship to the open-source and information security communities, I think you should create a Mastodon account and have it basically, at the very least, reflect what your Twitter account is saying - which is relatively easy to do via tools such as this: https://moa.party/
3 votesDone! I'd previously tried to reach out to @haveibeenpwned@mstdn.social and ask them to hand over the account but got no response. I've just set up @haveibeenpwned@infosec.exchange instead and verified it as the owner of the domain. I'm not sure how I'll actually use it yet (only a very tiny portion of the audience is there), but at least it now has a presence.
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QuestionPro information
Thank you for your service.
I received a notice from you that I had been pawned. After receiving your confirmation that I -WAS- hacked, I then did a web search on the QuestionPro hacking. It appears they are declining to confirm the incident. I can prove that it occurred.
I assign a different email to EVERY person I exchange emails with, especially vendors. The email address you indicated was hacked was assigned to ONLY ONE MAJOR US POWER SUPPLIER. It is 100% clear to me that my supplier gave my email address to QuestionPro which was subsequently hacked.
1 voteI've completed verifying this to the point where I believe it's legitimate. Full thread here: https://twitter.com/troyhunt/status/1555696116351377410
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update the breached password list download again
I noticed you stopped updating the download for breached passwords. I would like to continue to have an up to date data set to prevent users form choosing breached passwords but I will not use the API.
I don't want the availability of something like registering for an account to be tied to an external service, nor do I want to slow the process down by waiting on an external API.I just want an up to date list to check locally and decide to accept or reject the password my user is trying to choose.
3 votesThis is actually already done, I'll be blogging about it in the coming week: https://www.nuget.org/packages/haveibeenpwned-downloader/
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Display the Bitcoin Cash donation address as CashAddress
On the donation page the Bitcoin Cash donation address is displayed in the old legacy format (1DQZe241VSm5VjY1YeAyiWQR5VFH3heCtJ).
Most wallets (probably 100% of all user facing once) supports the CashAddress format (bitcoincash:qzypv5j3ce6g57x9te25lgx0z6af8ehz2c8tudzpaf in this case) and using the legacy format for bitcoin cash is discouraged due to a risk of sending to an invalid address.2 votesThanks for the tip, it’s done: https://haveibeenpwned.com/Donate
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I reiceived an email that I'm in the Epik hack, but I have never had an account there so it seems something is off.
I reiceived an email that I'm in the Epik hack, but I have never had an account there so it seems something is off with hibp?
1 voteThe only thing that is “off” is Epik scraping and storing WHOIS data: https://twitter.com/troyhunt/status/1439705567400894464?s=21
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Erroneous link to v2 API documentation
On page https://haveibeenpwned.com/PwnedWebsites the link on the sentence "These are accessible programmatically via the HIBP API" still redirects to the deprecated v2.
1 voteHey, good find! Thanks very much, fixed in source, I’ll push it out with the next release.
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Offer a direct link to an account's breaches
It would be helpful if we could directly link to an account's breaches info.
For example, using an URL like https://haveibeenpwned.com/#example%40example.com to directly open the pwned information for example@example.com.
This would make it easier to integrate HIBP into other products without having to recreate the whole pwned information webpage.
1 voteIt already does this: https://haveibeenpwned.com/account/test@example.com
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Test accounts that always return the same results
For unit testing purposes, to be able to be certain that the data from HIBP is parsed and stored in the application correctly.
1 voteGreat idea! I already had all the accounts set up, I’d just never documented them. That’s now up here: https://haveibeenpwned.com/API/v3#TestAccounts
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Add API search for telephone number
The current API allows the list of pwned accounts (email addresses and usernames) to be quickly searched via a RESTful service.
Can you add the phone number search (based on your portal search for Facebook breach)?
1 voteIt already does this.
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to make a list of pwned apps or websites from old to new so that it wouldn't be hard for us to scroll down-scroll own to the pwned things.
make a button for List Of Pwned Apps/Websites, then add summary of each Pwned A/W.
1 voteThis already exists: https://haveibeenpwned.com/PwnedWebsites
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Add an option to search breached accounts through a username
And it could work that if there are multiple accounts using the same username then you for example can choose the one that's yours
1 voteHIBP already has this construct: https://www.troyhunt.com/searching-snapchat-data-breach-with/
But it’s very rarely used as usernames are difficult to parse out, not unique to an individual and almost always accompany email addresses which can more reliably be searched.
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Search by email address domain?
I have my own domain with a catch-all service. Every website I register get's a different mail address which makes it easier to block addresses that receive spam (after a leak) and to check if the sender is really the sender. Checking each mail address individually is time consuming, can I somehow check all mailaddresses ending with my specific domain?
1 voteTry the domain search link on the website.
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