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LeakLens is an independent, open-source public registry that helps people check whether their personal data has been exposed in known data breaches. It aggregates data from established open sources and public breach disclosures

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LeakLens is live — open registry, breach checker & CVE tracking

LeakLens is now live: an independent, open-source public registry that helps people check whether their personal data has appeared in known data breaches.What's working today:Privacy-preserving breach lookup (email/phone) v...
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Published on August 4, 2026 by LeakLens.org

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Suno Breach: 55 Million Accounts, and a Statement That Doesn't Quite Match the Data

Published on September 26, 2026 by LeakLens.org

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Independent, non-profit registry and explainer project tracking data breaches — helping people check their exposure and understand what actually happens to their data.

Published on September 26, 2026 by LeakLens.org

LeakLens is an independent, non-commercial project with two parts: a public tool for checking whether your email or personal data has appeared in a known data leak, and a series of plain-language explainers that dig into sp...

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LeakLens is an independent, open-source public registry that helps people check whether their personal data has been exposed in known data breaches. It aggregates data from established open sources (HaveIBeenPwned, XposedOrNot) and open threat intelligence feeds, cross-references breach data with CVE records, and monitors public channels for newly disclosed exposures before they're formally verified. The project does not store or log any personal data submitted by users — checks are performed via privacy-preserving methods (k-anonymity).


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