Security News > 2019 > February > Google: All your leaked passwords are belong to us – here's a Chrome extension to find them
2019-02-05 21:38
And I'm OK with this, says chief of HaveIBeenPwned During its incessant web crawling, Google's search engine constantly encounters credentials dumped by hackers or left exposed by the careless. And because it can, the ad confectionery copies and encrypts these spilled usernames and passwords.…
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