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An Alert System for Security Breaches

Posted on September 20, 2012 by Dissent

Nicole Perlroth reports that there are now some services that will alert you if your login credentials or information shows up in data dump from a hack:

LastPass, a service for managing passwords, said on Tuesday that it had partnered with PwnedList, a database of leaked usernames and passwords, to alert customers if a Web site was breached and if their information was included in the data dump……. A similar service for potentially more sensitive information — like credit card and Social Security numbers — is available through AllClearID, an identity protection service. This year, AllClearID debuted a free mobile app for the iPhone and iPad that alerts consumers if their credit cards or Social Security numbers have been stolen or if thieves are using their child’s identity.

Read more on New York Times.

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