Comment by ripharamberip
5 hours ago
I have a custom domain for my emails with catch all. When I create an account somewhere I just use <name of the service>@my-domain.com
Can I find out if any of my emails are in leaks with a service somewhere?
5 hours ago
I have a custom domain for my emails with catch all. When I create an account somewhere I just use <name of the service>@my-domain.com
Can I find out if any of my emails are in leaks with a service somewhere?
That's literally what Have I Been Pwned is for.
https://haveibeenpwned.com/
Yes, but note that you have to pay for that, see the pricing here:
https://haveibeenpwned.com/Subscription#corePlans
For me, with a similar wildcard setup, it became something I wasn't willing to spend money on. I work on the basis that accounts are compromised and if the company is large enough I'll see it in the news. Strong passwords, and a password-database is the best I can manage.
You don't, you can register a whole domain and it'll work.
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One by one, but I think the question is about the entire domain name
You can have haveibeenpwned.com check for the custom domain itself. For instance, I get notified if any email of our family domain get leaked (not just mine).
If you sign in that's an option on your dashboard. You need an account because you need to verify the domain is yours