How to use Google's free dark web report to see if your personal info was exposed in a data breach

A trove of 16 billion stolen and leaked login credentials recently made headlines. It's probably a good time to use Google's dark web report.

5 ways to scour the dark web for your data after Google kills its free report

Google's support page has confirmed the closure, of which some users were initially notified via email. Scans for new dark web data breaches will stop on Jan. 15, 2026, and by Feb.16, 2026, the report ...
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Google is making dark web reports free for everyone. Here’s how they work.

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Good news for anyone with a Google account: A useful security ...

Google kills off its dark web report in January. I’m so bummed

Google loves to send its services off with the Grim Reaper. The latest casualty: Google Dark Web Report, which scans the ...
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Google's dark web monitoring service will soon be free for all users - here's how to use it

If you're a Google One subscriber, you probably know that one of the benefits included with your subscription is dark web monitoring (along with additional storage, access to Magic Editor, AI Premium, ...

Google to Kill Popular Dark Web Report Tool

The Dark Web Report launched about 18 months ago with bold promises to protect users from identity theft by monitoring ...
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Google Rolling Out Free Dark Web Monitoring

These days, it's a given that at least some of your personal information is available on the Dark Web. The leaks just keep coming. This month, AT&T announced that call and text records of ...