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So this company wants me to tell them my passwords.
Gee, I wonder how they can offer a service like this for free…Subscription is for ONE MONTH?
Secure Password Checking via K-Anonymity
With LeakCheck, you can bulk-verify credentials securely. Utilizing the advanced k-anonymity method, the software never transmits your plain-text passwords. Instead, it sends anonymized hash fragments to the Have I Been Pwned API, matching your data against millions of known breaches without compromising your privacy.The problem with this is there exists out there in the world rainbow HASH cracking programs that produce databases to reverse common hashes back to possible plain texts so using a HASH of passwords to Have I been Pwned API is assuming Have I been Pwned is and alwyas will be above reproach! And why use THIS User interface to use Have I been Pwned when you can use the service direct for free and skip the middle man additional layer of insecurity!
Subscription is for ONE MONTH?
Where did you get 1 month subscription from? Please explain, page states lifetime license and ASCOMP usually offer lifetime no updates licenses once you jump though all their hoops to finally get the giveaway full installer and get the registration data.
[@TK] Using LeakCheck locally is significantly safer than a browser because your plaintext password never leaves your machine, protecting it from malicious browser extensions or compromised scripts. The rainbow table concern is mathematically invalid due to K-Anonymity: LeakCheck hashes your password locally and sends only the first 5 characters of that hash to the API. The API returns a list of matching partial hashes, and the actual comparison is completed locally on your device. Since the external service never receives your full hash or plaintext password, it is impossible for anyone to reverse-engineer your data using rainbow tables.
Says subscription for one month. Is this a joke?
[@paulnjean] Why don’t you just read properly? It is clearly stated that it is a lifetime license including 30 days of free updates/support!
seems its a one month only licence, and you have to pay $12.90 for a year
[@Christopher] Seems that you don’t read what’s clearly written here on SharewareOnSale as well as on the customer area, as well as in the program itself.
My licence is also for only 1 month. Even though the Shareware On Sale site says that is lifetime, I also only got a 1 month licence. I followed the directions for download and install, but I only got a 1 month licence, and after that as previously stated in another comment, “I have to pay $12.90 for a year” How do I convert the 1 month licence into the lifetime that it is supposto be???
