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Data Leak Checker > Checking your accounts
Checking your accounts
Checking your accounts
To check whether your account data may be publicly accessible:
- Open the Kaspersky app.
- Open Data Leak Checker section.
The Check an Account screen opens.
- In the search field, enter your email address.
- Tap Search.
If your account data is possibly leaked, the app displays a list of websites from which a data leak could have occurred, the date of possible leakage, and the category of data that may be compromised.
To learn more about the possible data leak and view Kaspersky recommendations, tap the website.
- The app saves each checked account to a list of accounts that are checked automatically every day.
You will get a notification if a possible account data leak will be detected.
Article ID: 161479, Last review: Apr 8, 2025