Frequently Asked Questions

Security is our number one priority. All data you add to the platform, such as your email addresses, is stored in an encrypted format in our database. All of our infrastructure is hosted on secure servers located in Turkey. As a project founded by a cybersecurity expert, we apply up-to-date industry best practices to protect the platform and your data.

No, absolutely not. Our platform never asks for or stores your current passwords for any of your accounts. The only passwords we process are those that have already been exposed in previous data breaches. Our purpose is to show you which of your old passwords have been compromised so that you never use them again.

No, they cannot. To view sensitive details like a leaked password for a specific email address, you must first prove that you own that address. We do this by sending a unique confirmation link to that email address. Only the person with access to that inbox can complete the verification and view the leak details.

Yes, our platform operates in the spirit of data protection laws like KVKK and GDPR. Our core purpose is to empower the data subject (you) by informing you about the security status of your own data. We only show you your data after you have verified ownership, and we provide you with easy tools to permanently delete all your data and your account at any time.

You are in full control. You can easily and permanently delete your account, all of your added digital assets (emails), and all related notifications directly from the "Settings" page in your dashboard. This action is irreversible.\n\nImportant Note: Please be aware that this action only deletes your records from the verisizintisi.com database. It does not affect the original source from which your data was leaked (e.g., the hacked website). Our purpose is to notify you of the leak, not to remove the data from its source.

Our platform works in a simple 3-step process:\n\nYou perform a quick initial check by entering your email address on the homepage.\n\nIf a leak is found, you register for free to see the details.\n\nAfter logging in and verifying your email, you see all the details, such as which site the leak came from, your leaked password, and what you need to do to secure your account.

The initial check on the homepage only tells you if your email address was found in a breach and in how many breaches. When you become a free member and verify ownership of your email, you can see the full details: which sites were breached, what passwords were exposed, and our specific security recommendations for you.

After logging into your dashboard, go to the "My Digital Assets" section. Enter the email address you want to monitor and click the "Add" button. We will then send a verification link to that email address. You must click that link to prove you are the owner and begin seeing the results.

The most important thing is not to panic. The first step is to immediately change the password for the compromised account. If you used the same password on other sites, you must change those as well. Our platform will provide you with a list of recommended actions on the leak details page. You can also find detailed guides in the "Protection" category of our blog.

Yes. Once you add and verify an email address, our system continuously monitors it. If that email address appears in a new data breach that we add to our database, you will receive an instant notification, allowing you to take immediate action.

Our data comes from publicly circulating "combolists" and breached databases that are often shared on the darknet, various forums, and Telegram channels. Our team and automated systems continuously monitor these sources to acquire new data sets. Our goal is to collect this scattered and dangerous information under one secure roof for you to check.

Our database is updated continuously. We have automated systems in place that constantly search for, parse, and integrate new data leaks. As soon as a significant new breach is acquired and processed, it is added to our system for you to check against.

The data we process is raw data from actual breaches. When our system shows that your password was part of a leak, it means that specific email-password combination was found exactly as shown in a breached database. However, this is historical data. If you have changed your password since the breach occurred, the leaked password is no longer a current threat for that specific account (but you should never use it again anywhere else).

While we strive to have the most comprehensive database possible, we may not have every single breach that has ever occurred. There could be several reasons for this: some breaches are never made public, some are sold privately and not shared, or we may not have acquired and processed that specific dataset yet. We are constantly working to expand our database.

Our database is global. Since data breaches know no borders, we collect and process leaked data from all over the world, regardless of the country of origin. Our goal is to protect all internet users.