08-29-2019 , 03:23 AM
I have had some experience with this site.
I signed up for this site about two years ago. A couple of months later I got an email that led me to information that said my Google Gmail account had been hacked. I immediately changed my password. Then a month later I received another email from them that led me to the same information I saw earlier saying I was hacked.
...My conclusion was the free account they offered was going to send me information saying my account was hacked with no way of knowing when it happened or if it had happened again after my first hack. Maybe their paid "pro" account gives better info, but how can they know if I was hacked exactly when my email or member sites were hacked. They only know what is on the dark web for sale by "black hat" hackers. If you continue on through their site after they get you scared of their info about you being hacked, you will see their agenda is to sell you a password manager that has two-step verification. But, your email or any site you are a member of can still be hacked just as easily as ever before unless you have 2 step Verification for each site you are a member of.
So, now I change my password for my email accounts every couple of months or if my Google accounts such as Gmail show strange activity that is not mine. ...The real lesson I learned from this website is the only way to have a truly safe email account was by using 2-"Step Verification." Even Google.com says their Gmail accounts are not safe without 2-Step Verification. You can use your cell phone or your hardline phone to get the code (the second part of the 2-step verification) if you use Gmail.
I hope this helps.
I signed up for this site about two years ago. A couple of months later I got an email that led me to information that said my Google Gmail account had been hacked. I immediately changed my password. Then a month later I received another email from them that led me to the same information I saw earlier saying I was hacked.
...My conclusion was the free account they offered was going to send me information saying my account was hacked with no way of knowing when it happened or if it had happened again after my first hack. Maybe their paid "pro" account gives better info, but how can they know if I was hacked exactly when my email or member sites were hacked. They only know what is on the dark web for sale by "black hat" hackers. If you continue on through their site after they get you scared of their info about you being hacked, you will see their agenda is to sell you a password manager that has two-step verification. But, your email or any site you are a member of can still be hacked just as easily as ever before unless you have 2 step Verification for each site you are a member of.
So, now I change my password for my email accounts every couple of months or if my Google accounts such as Gmail show strange activity that is not mine. ...The real lesson I learned from this website is the only way to have a truly safe email account was by using 2-"Step Verification." Even Google.com says their Gmail accounts are not safe without 2-Step Verification. You can use your cell phone or your hardline phone to get the code (the second part of the 2-step verification) if you use Gmail.
I hope this helps.