Ongoing Digital Exposure Protection
Your first month gives you both the initial report and ongoing monitoring setup.
Full Dark Web Exposure Report for one email address
Our Scan Searches over 13.3 billion known exposure records
Over 24,000 sources
24,136,091,154 pieces of data
Simply Enter & Verify Your Email Address
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Customer-facing PDF summary
Exposure count
Known breach and exposure record review
Source details when available
Exposed email, username, name, phone, address, DOB, or IP address when available
Masked password indicators when safely available
Plain-English explanation of what the findings may mean
Recommended remediation steps
MFA guidance
Password safety guidance
Account recovery guidance
Email security guidance
Ongoing monitoring for new known exposure records
Customer-safe alerts when new exposure activity is detected
A full report is a snapshot based on known exposure data at the time of review. New breach records, credential collections, and exposure data can appear later. Monitoring helps you stay aware when new records tied to your monitored email address are detected.
Stay aware of new exposure records
Exposure data changes constantly. Our Partners credential intelligence is continuously updated as new data is obtained, cleaned, normalized, and indexed
New exposure data appears constantly. Reports recovering approximately 1,112 breached credentials per second, which is why ongoing monitoring matters after a one-time report
The monitoring data is supported by 24/7 automated collection, dark web research, public internet monitoring, private sources, and human threat analysis
Monitoring is powered by a continuously updated database containing multiple billions of compromised credentials
Credential exposure is common: Our Partner reports that over 80% of breaches involve stolen credentials and that many users reuse passwords across accounts
We monitor for new known exposure records tied to your submitted email address. When a new matching exposure is detected and processed, you receive a customer-safe alert
Receive alerts when new monitored exposure appears
Know when to review passwords or account settings again
Reduce the chance of ignoring important exposure alerts
Use alerts as a prompt to secure accounts and review recovery settings
Keep digital safety on your radar over time
Subscribe for $9.99 per month. Your first Full Dark Web Exposure Report is included with your first month.
After checkout, enter the email address you want reviewed and monitored. No passwords are required.
You receive a customer-facing report explaining what was found, what it may mean, and what to fix first.
Your submitted email address is enrolled into ongoing monitoring. If new exposure records are detected, you receive a customer-safe alert with recommended next steps.
This service is for customers who want more than a free scan and want ongoing awareness after the initial report.
Good for everyday users who want to know what email-based exposure records exist and receive alerts when new records appear.
Helpful for families who want a simple way to start improving digital safety and understand exposure tied to important household email accounts.
Useful for owners who want a low-cost starting point before booking a deeper Digital Security Snapshot or hands-on Digital Lockdown Setup.
This is a good fit if you:
A quick email-based check that tells you whether your email appears in known exposure data.
A monthly monitoring subscription that includes your first Full Dark Web Exposure Report and ongoing alerts for new known exposure records.
Full report for one email address
Customer-facing PDF summary
Exposure count and risk explanation
Source details when available
Masked password indicators when safely available
Remediation handouts and how-to guides
Ongoing monitoring
Customer-safe alerts
Stay aware of new exposure records
Exposure data changes constantly. Our Partners credential intelligence is continuously updated as new data is obtained, cleaned, normalized, and indexed
New exposure data appears constantly. Reports recovering approximately 1,112 breached credentials per second, which is why ongoing monitoring matters after a one-time report
The monitoring data is supported by 24/7 automated collection, dark web research, public internet monitoring, private sources, and human threat analysis
Monitoring is powered by a continuously updated database containing multiple billions of compromised credentials
Credential exposure is common: Our Partner reports that over 80% of breaches involve stolen credentials and that many users reuse passwords across accounts
We monitor for new known exposure records tied to your submitted email address. When a new matching exposure is detected and processed, you receive a customer-safe alert
Receive alerts when new monitored exposure appears
Know when to review passwords or account settings again
Reduce the chance of ignoring important exposure alerts
Use alerts as a prompt to secure accounts and review recovery settings
Keep digital safety on your radar over time
No passwords required
$9.99/month · Billed every 30 days. Cancel anytime.
A dark web exposure result does not automatically mean someone is currently inside your account. Many exposure records are historical, duplicated, incomplete, or tied to third-party sources. However, exposed email addresses, old passwords, usernames, names, phone numbers, or addresses can still increase the risk of password attacks, phishing emails, scam texts, and fake support calls.
Use the report and monitoring alerts as a starting point to understand what was found and what to fix first.
Your report gives you a clear starting point. If you want help understanding the results or securing your accounts, Mr. P1nks Digital Protection Services offers additional services.
A private one-on-one review call to walk through your report, explain what was found, and help you understand what to fix first.
A focused review of your passwords, MFA, account recovery settings, email security, and priority accounts so you know where to start.
Email Exposure Monitoring is $9.99 per month, billed every 30 days. You can cancel anytime.
Yes. Your first Full Dark Web Exposure Report is included with your first month of Email Exposure Monitoring.
One submitted email address is included per subscription unless otherwise stated.
No. We do not need your password to run the report or monitoring service. Do not send passwords through email, text, forms, or checkout.
No. Raw passwords are not shown. If password values are available, customer-facing materials only show masked password indicators.
The free scan provides a basic exposure count. This service includes a full customer-facing report, plain-English risk explanation, remediation guidance, and ongoing monitoring for new known exposure records tied to the submitted email address.
Email-based monitoring watches for new known exposure records tied to a submitted email address. If new records are detected, you receive a customer-safe alert summary.
Yes. Monitoring is billed every 30 days and can be cancelled anytime.
No service can guarantee complete protection. The goal is to identify known exposure records, provide useful alerts, and give practical steps to reduce account and identity exposure risk.
Review the alert summary, follow the recommended next steps, secure any affected accounts, update reused passwords, enable MFA where available, and review account recovery settings.
Yes. Customers who want help making changes can book a Dark Web Exposure Review, Digital Security Snapshot, or Digital Lockdown Setup.
Subscribe for $9.99 per month, billed every 30 days. Your first Full Dark Web Exposure Report is included with your first month, and ongoing monitoring helps you stay aware when new email-based exposure records are found.
No passwords required. Plain-English reporting. Ongoing exposure monitoring. Cancel anytime.
I have more than 25 years of professional information-technology experience helping organizations and individuals navigate security, networks, devices, accounts, and changing technology.
I created Mr. P1nks Digital Protection Services to make personal cybersecurity easier to understand. Instead of overwhelming customers with technical terminology or fear-based warnings, I provides clear explanations, practical recommendations, and hands-on guidance designed around real people and families.
Whether you are concerned about exposed information, account security, family devices, or kids’ online risks, the goal is to help you understand what matters most and what practical step to take next.
More than 25 years of IT experience
Practical guidance for non-technical users
Husband and Father of pre-teen and teen
Background in network engineering and IT leadership
Former college-level technology instructor


Reports and monitoring alerts are based on known exposure data available at the time of review or alert. No service can guarantee complete protection, and we cannot guarantee that all breaches, exposures, risks, or compromised accounts will be found. Customer-facing materials do not display full exposed passwords. Monitoring is not credit monitoring, identity theft insurance, emergency incident response, legal advice, or financial advice.
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