Check Your Digital Exposure
Your email address may already appear in old data breaches, exposed account records, or other known data collections. Start with a free scan to see whether known exposure records are connected to your email address.
Free Exposure Report Includes:
Basic exposure count
No passwords required
Our Scan Searches over 13.3 billion known exposure records
Over 24,000 sources
24,136,091,154 pieces of data
Simply Enter Your Email
Get The Scan Sent Directly To Your Inbox In Seconds
Does not include:
Exposure-source details
Exposed-data fields
Partially masked password indicators
Multiple Guidance PDF reports
Remediation guidance
Ongoing optional alerts & 24 x 7 monitoring
Most people know they should be doing more to protect their accounts, devices, passwords, and family online. The difficult part is knowing where to begin.
Old passwords, reused logins, missing multi-factor authentication, weak recovery settings, public information, exposed email addresses, and unsafe privacy settings can increase the risk of account takeover, phishing, scams, identity misuse, and unwanted online exposure.
Our goal is to identify the most important risks and give customers a clear place to start.
Email addresses found in exposure records can increase the risk of phishing, scams, and account takeover attempts.
Using the same or exposed passwords across accounts makes it easier for attackers to move from one account to another.
Important accounts without multi-factor authentication turned on are easier to break into using exposed credentials.
Outdated or insecure backup email addresses, phone numbers, and recovery options can make it harder to regain access after a problem.
Easily available details about you or your family can be combined with other data to target scams or answer weak security questions.
Social media, location sharing, public posts, and unsafe contact can increase risk for kids and teens if families are not given clear guidance.
Price: FREE
Includes:
Basic exposure count
Result sent by email
No passwords required
Our Scan Searches over 13.3 billion known exposure records
Over 24,000 sources
24,136,091,154 pieces of data
Exposure count
Does not include:
One email address
Detailed exposure count
Result sent by email
Full Dark Web Exposure Report for one email address
Our Scan Searches over 13.3 billion known exposure records
Over 24,000 sources
24,136,091,154 pieces of data
Simply Enter & Verify Your Email Address
Get The Scan Sent Directly To Your Inbox In Seconds
No passwords required
Monitoring & dark web alert services
Full dark web exposure PDF report
Customer-facing PDF summary
Known breach and exposure record review
Source details when available
Exposed email, username, name, phone, address, DOB, or IP address when available
Masked password indicators when safely available
Plain-English explanation of what the findings may mean
Recommended remediation steps
MFA how-to & guidance PDF
Password safety how-to & guidance PDF
Account recovery how-to & guidance PDF
Email security guidance PDF
Ongoing monitoring for new known exposure records
Customer-safe alerts when new exposure activity is detected
Get the report wihtout monitoring for $9.99 (one time charge)
Introductory offer:
Get the Full Exposure Report for Free and the first month of Dark Web Monitoring for only $4.99 with coupon code 33DEG84
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Get the standalone Full Dark Web Exposure Report for $9.99 (no alert monitoring - one time charge)
Use coupon code 33DEG84 at checkout. Pay $4.99 for the first month. Monitoring renews at $9.99 every 30 days until canceled.
The Full Dark Web Exposure Report is designed to provide enough information to help the customer recognize affected accounts and understand the risk without displaying highly sensitive information in full.
Examples:
Email:
[email protected]
Partially masked password indicator:
Pa••••••••23
Phone:
•••-•••-1234
State clearly:

Digital security can feel confusing, especially when people are given long technical checklists without knowing which risks actually matter. Mr. P1nks Digital Protection Services focuses on clear explanations, realistic recommendations, and practical assistance.
For people who want to understand their personal exposure, improve account security, and receive clear guidance on what to address first.
For parents who want to secure household accounts and devices while better understanding kids and teen online-exposure risks.
For two adults who need help securing shared accounts, individual logins, recovery paths, financial accounts, and household access.
The free scan checks one submitted email address and provides a basic exposure count. It does not include source details, exposed-data fields, a PDF report, partially masked password indicators, remediation guidance, or monitoring.
No. Never submit or send passwords through the scan form, checkout, intake form, email, or text.
The Full Dark Web Exposure Report is included at no additional charge with the first month of monitoring. Use coupon code 33DEG84 to pay $4.99 for the first month. Monitoring then renews at $9.99 every 30 days until canceled.
The customer-facing PDF may include exposure-source details, exposed-data fields, usernames, names, phone numbers, addresses, dates of birth, IP addresses, partially masked password indicators, risk explanations, and remediation guidance when available.
No. Complete raw passwords are not displayed. When password-related information is available, the report may show a partially masked indicator.
Not necessarily. Many exposure records are historical. The report explains the available findings and provides practical steps to reduce present and future risk.
Monitoring checks the enrolled email address for newly identified exposure records and provides customer-safe alerts and recommended next steps when applicable.
No. Results are based on known exposure information available at the time of each check. No service can guarantee that every exposure will be identified.
Future monitoring and alerts stop according to the subscription cancellation terms. The customer retains the report already delivered.
I have more than 25 years of professional information-technology experience helping organizations and individuals navigate security, networks, devices, accounts, and changing technology.
I created Mr. P1nks Digital Protection Services to make personal cybersecurity easier to understand. Instead of overwhelming customers with technical terminology or fear-based warnings, I provides clear explanations, practical recommendations, and hands-on guidance designed around real people and families.
Whether you are concerned about exposed information, account security, family devices, or kids’ online risks, the goal is to help you understand what matters most and what practical step to take next.


Scans, reports, and monitoring results are based on known exposure information available at the time of each check. No service can guarantee that every exposure will be identified or that future compromise will be prevented. This service does not include credit monitoring, identity theft insurance, emergency incident response, legal advice, financial advice, or a forensic investigation.
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