Deep Web Search Engine - Search the Dark Web
Enter any e-mail address to see if hackers have your information
[227] Compromised Websites
[3,914,073,118] Emails Hacked
[52,835] Pastes
[49,929,812] Pastes Accounts
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The deep web contains information not available on Google or other typical search engines. CheckThem finds if your information has been hacked or exploited on the deep web, just enter your e-mail address to begin.
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Use a Strong Password
Always select a strong password. We recommend using a mix of both letters, numbers, and special characters. Do not use recognizable words.
Use a secure e-mail service
We recommend using a service such as Google Mail or Yahoo Mail. Do not use a personal web server or hosting company for your e-mails.
Use two-factor authentication
If possible, we recommend using two-factor authentication to protect your account. This means using both a password and mobile phone authentication.
Do not use the same password everywhere
Do not use the same password for your e-mail account and other websites. Always keep them separated. That way if one account is compromised you don't compromise all of them.
Change passwords often
We suggest you change your password at least once every 4 months.
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