Spybot Identity Monitor - Spybot Anti-Malware and Antivirus : Spybot Anti-Malware and Antivirus

You’ve got the right to know!

You’ve probably registered on dozens of websites (or more) over the years, giving them your email address, personal data like birth dates and street addresses, and passwords. Spybot Identity Monitor gives you a tool that allows you to check if your information already is in the hand of hackers. It’s your data – you deserve to know!

What to do if…?

If Spybot Identity Monitor tells you that a service has leaked your data, you should:

Change your password at that service at once.
Change your password on all other services where you might have used the same password. Start using a password manager to make sure all those passwords are stored safely.
Start using Two Factor Authentication where possible.

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Spybot Identity Monitor Main View

Once started, the program immediately shows an overview of known sources and breaches for the accounts set up.

Spybot Identity Monitor Account Details

By viewing account details you can get an overview where the account - in this example it's a dummy email address example@example.com - was leaked.

Spybot Identity Monitor Breach Details

You can view all details of a breach of your data. In this example you'll see that for example@example.com, even phone numbers and employers were leaked.

Tutorial

Watch how Rob from Team Spybot explains how Spybot Identity Monitor is used!

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Reviews

Martin Brinkmann: A look at Spybot Identity Monitor for Windows

Spybot Identity Monitor is a simple program to monitor email addresses and usernames against the Have I Been Pwned database of leaked account information.

The program offers a better overview in my opinion as you can add as many accounts as you like to it and get information about all of them in the interface. The option to rerun checks on logon is useful if you are particularly worried about accounts.