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New Website Helps Discovering Compromised User Accounts

New website called PwnedList allows people to check if their online accounts have been compromised by entering associated email address or username. The site is currently maintained by security researchers Alen Puzic and Jasiel Spelman who started the site as an experiment to discover how many compromised accounts could be harvested programatically. The site also assures users that no email or username entered is stored in shape or form.

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Accuracy of PwnedList Udeme Ukutt  –  Nov 08, 2011 12:54 PM PDT

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