Why should I compare two email addresses for breaches?

Comparing your emails helps identify shared breach exposures between your personal and work accounts or multiple accounts you own. Shared breaches indicate potential password reuse risks that require immediate attention.

Is the breach comparison tool free?

Yes, XposedOrNot's breach comparison tool is completely free to use. You can compare any two email addresses without creating an account.

How does the breach comparison tool work?

The tool searches our database of known data breaches for both email addresses you enter. It then shows which breaches affect each email, highlights shared breaches that appear in both, calculates risk scores, and provides actionable security recommendations based on the exposed data types.

What are shared breaches and why are they dangerous?

Shared breaches are data breaches that contain both email addresses you're comparing. They're dangerous because if you used the same password on both accounts, attackers who obtained credentials from that breach could access multiple accounts. This is called credential stuffing and is one of the most common attack methods.

Is my email stored when I use the comparison tool?

No, XposedOrNot does not store your email addresses or search history. Each comparison is performed in real-time against our breach database, and no personal data is logged or retained. Your privacy is protected.

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Breach Comparison Summary

How many breaches each email appears in

First Email

Total Breaches

Email A

Shared Breaches

In Both Emails

Both Emails

Second Email

Total Breaches

Email B

Shared vs Unique Breaches

Which breaches affect one or both emails

0 Only Email 1

0 Shared

0 Only Email 2

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Security Risk Score

How urgently you need to take action, based on the severity of your breaches

Low (0-33): No urgent action needed Medium (34-66): Change passwords soon High (67-100): Change passwords today

Detailed Breach Comparison Table

Complete list of data breaches affecting each email address. Click any breach name to see full details including exposed data types, breach timeline, and recommended actions.

Breach Name	Email A	Email B	Data Exposed	Year

Shared Breach Unique Breach

Exposed Data Types

What types of information were leaked

Breach Timeline History

When were these emails caught in breaches? Recent breaches are more urgent to address.

Security Recommendations

Personalized action items based on your breach comparison analysis

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Neither email has been found in any data breaches

Both email addresses are clear! No breaches were found in our database of billions of exposed records.

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Breach Comparison Summary

Shared vs Unique Breaches

Security Risk Score

Detailed Breach Comparison Table

Exposed Data Types

Breach Timeline History

Security Recommendations

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