The online tool will help you find out if your personal data is compromised.
The National Computer Incident Coordination Center (NCCC) has launched a new online service, " Did Your Data Leak? Check it out!", designed to check the leakage of personal data of Russian users.
The NCC website suggests checking whether users logins, email addresses, or phone numbers are included in the leaks. If data is leaked, the National Coordination Center recommends taking security measures, such as changing your password, enabling two-factor authentication, and others. Instructions for recommended actions will be provided based on the results of the audit, according to the service's website.
To use the leak data verification service, follow the link https://chk.safe-surf.ru/. The NCC assures that the entered email addresses, logins and phone numbers are not stored anywhere, and the database of leaks is also not stored on the site and is updated on a regular basis, several times a week.
The National Computer Incident Coordination Center (NCCC) has launched a new online service, " Did Your Data Leak? Check it out!", designed to check the leakage of personal data of Russian users.
The NCC website suggests checking whether users logins, email addresses, or phone numbers are included in the leaks. If data is leaked, the National Coordination Center recommends taking security measures, such as changing your password, enabling two-factor authentication, and others. Instructions for recommended actions will be provided based on the results of the audit, according to the service's website.
To use the leak data verification service, follow the link https://chk.safe-surf.ru/. The NCC assures that the entered email addresses, logins and phone numbers are not stored anywhere, and the database of leaks is also not stored on the site and is updated on a regular basis, several times a week.
