Firefox Monitor is a data breach notification service offered by Mozilla that warns you if your online accounts have been involved in a data leak. Using the Have I Been Pwned database, Firefox Monitor keeps track of known data breaches and notifies you if your online accounts are compromised, providing guidance on how to proactively protect yourself going forward.
To resolve data breaches:
- Open your web browser and go to the Firefox Monitor website at monitor.firefox.com.
- Sign in to your Firefox Account.
- On the data breach overview page, you will find details about the breaches involving your email address, along with recommendations on the steps you should take to protect your personal information. For example, if a breach exposed your password, you should change it right away and also for any other accounts that use the same password. Follow the instructions on the screen to resolve each of the items listed and check the boxes on the right-hand side as you do so.
- Once all boxes have been checked, the breach will be considered resolved and will no longer show as active on your searches.
- By addressing all known breaches, you will see a success message letting you know that you're all set and that we'll keep monitoring your email address and will notify you when new breaches are found.
Related Content
- What to do after a data breach
- Get started with Firefox Monitor
- Firefox Monitor - Frequently asked questions
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- See also Firefox Password Manager - Alerts for breached websites about alerts in Firefox for saved logins and passwords exposed in known data breaches.
