How to View Dark Web Breach Information

Note: This feature may be disabled or show no results in the demo environment, so the log may appear empty. In the live system, this grid will populate with any known breaches.

How to Get Here

1. When you save a new contact, you may see a blue informational banner warning you that their email has been found on the Dark Web.
2. To view the details, navigate to that contact's profile and click on the Dark Web tab.

Understanding the Information

The grid on this page is intended to show a list of every known data breach that included this contact's email address. The columns provide important context:

• Company Name / Domain Name: The name of the company or website that was breached (e.g., "Visa," "LinkedIn").
• Items in Breach: What kind of information was exposed in that specific breach (e.g., "Email addresses, Passwords").
• Description: More details about the breach incident.
• Sensitive / Spam: Classifications that indicate the severity and type of the breach.

What This Means For You

This information does not mean the contact is a risk, but it does mean their credentials may have been compromised elsewhere on the internet. It can be a helpful indicator of their overall digital security posture.