According to the reports, BleepingComputer, beginning with Firefox 70, when the login data stored in the browser looks from the leaked database. Then Mozilla will issue a warning – this features comes in complete collaboration with the Have I Been Pwned website (data breach test site). As soon as September this past year, Mozilla has partnered with Have I Been Pwned website to establish a standalone support for assessing if an account was compromised, known as Firefox Monitor.
After this now you can enters your email address over the https://monitor.firefox.com/ site, and the machine will evaluate the leaked database accumulated by Have I Been Pwned website (including information from Chinese sites and support escapes ). Querying the fitting data will reveal exactly which escapes the email has looked in, and the consumer needs to immediately change the password.
Mozilla is now integrating this service together with all the password manager Firefox Lockwise and incorporating it right into Mozilla. If it finds the stored login information was compromised, Mozilla will add an alert icon near your Firefox Lockwise profile.
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