TRACED
EVERY BREACH. EVERY RECORD. FULLY EXPOSED.
Passwords, financial data, or government IDs were in this one. If you had an account there, it's worth changing your password and checking if you reused it elsewhere.
Happened within the last 5 years. The data is likely still floating around. If you had an account with the affected service, consider it compromised.
Older breach, lower-stakes data. Good historical context — usernames, email addresses, that kind of thing. Less urgent, but worth knowing about.
Each breach gets its own page with dates, what data was taken, and how long it sat undiscovered. It's the same data HIBP has — just presented in a way that makes it more interesting to browse. 940 total.
How long between when a breach happened and when anyone found out. Some went years. That's the window where the data was out there and nobody was warned.
All of this comes from Have I Been Pwned, Troy Hunt's free breach database. This site is just a different way to look at data he's already made public.