Your e-mail password is not stolen?

Troy Hunt, the security research firm, has revealed the biggest hacking incident this time. 20 million passports and 77 crore 29 lakh 4 thousand 991 e-mail address lieutenant has reported. Report, at least 270 million secret record hackers, reaching to spammers. Not only in their hands, 116 million 2, 53, 228 unique e-mail IDs and password-gap information. And the people who have lost their passports may seem to be suffering.

But hackers have hacked 77 million 29 lakh four thousand 991 unique emails. Among the hacked information, there are 12,000 files of 87 GB. Troy Hunt says that the amount of documents is more than 270 crores.

According to the source, the storage capacity of Collection # One of the 87 GB or GB There are 12 thousand different types of files. The data leaked to a cloud-based sharing website, Megaher. Hunt said that this mega is a hacker, an organized forum for spammers.

Your e-mail address and password may have already been leaked due to anonymity or anonymity. The sensitive information can go out to many hackers, to spammers, to any extent in the world Your unknown May be even more receptive than the speed of light. Credit card information stored in e-mail.

So you can verify that your account has been hacked. Analysts have already created a database for your convenience. There is a website called Howe I Bin Pond opened. Any e-mail address and password is sent to this website, they test it, and at any time someone knows the secret password and whether they opened the e-mail address, how many times it was opened.

Where the hackers, the spammers entered the e-mail address with a secret password to know. How much information did they steal?

So let's check it out now. Go to https://haveibeenpwned.com web address at the beginning Then enter your e-mail address in the dialog box there. Then click on the search icon.

If after the search- 'Oh-no' is written then you are safe. Of course, there must be three steps to be sure. Find out how secure the password is from the https://haveibeenpwned.com/Passwords link in the second step.

At this stage, if your password is not found, the message comes comfortably. After the search will tell you - 'Good news, no pennage foundation.'

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