I'm reaching 0.06% of them via the notification service and not a whole lot more in terms of people coming to the site and doing an ad hoc search (usually 100k - 200k people a day). Of the 5.1 billion records that are in HIBP today, there's 3.1B unique email addresses. That's amazing, never expected to see that! /uTfoZud7wk- Troy Hunt June 20, 2018Ģ million is more than I ever expected, if I'm honest, but it's also only a tiny, tiny drop in the ocean. Wow, just realised passed the 2 million *verified* subscribers mark whilst I've been travelling. That's out of a subscriber base that just recently ticked over the 2M million mark: In cases like Ticketfly, loading the data into HIBP meant notifying 105k of my subscribers. Only used you guys once for tickets to a concert. Thankfully built an amazing tool ( )for issues like this. I at least know about it, thx to Tim Plas June 3, a heads up would have been nice. Well, that's annoying: data breach attacker publicly posted my info (along w 26MM others). thanks for the excellent service that notifies users of #privacy disasters like this :) /jlqnKXteDG- Yale Privacy Lab June 4, 2018 Frequently, it's some long-forgotten site they haven't even thought about in years and also frequently, the first people know of these incidents is via HIBP: Often, it's after someone has searched Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) and found themselves pwned somewhere or other. Pretty much every day, I get a reminder from someone about how little people know about their exposure in data breaches.

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