Avira Identity Assistant regularly scans the internet to detect if any of your personal information has been exposed on the dark web.
You can submit a range of personal information which Avira Identity Assistant will scan for across the web. The service will notify you by email if your private information has been exposed on the dark web. You can then act immediately so identity thieves cannot use your information for illicit purposes.
Note
Your personal data is stored and managed by an advanced secure cloud database which is encrypted and protected with security measures.
Personal information searched for by Dark Web Monitoring
- Email address
Emails can be used for phishing scams that criminals use to try to get your information. - Address
Identity thieves can use your name and address along with other personal identifiable information to hack into your accounts and commit fraud. - Phone number
Phone numbers can be used for phishing scams that criminals employ to try to get your information for illicit purposes. - Insurance ID numbers
Identity thieves can use any of your insurance information to submit false medical, car, life, home, or pet insurance claims, to name just a few. - Bank account
Identity thieves can commit fraud with your account details. - Credit card
Identity thieves can use your information for illicit purposes. - Gamer tag
Your gamer tag password and the associated email password can be used to commit fraud. - Driver license number
Identity thieves can use your driver license number along with other personal identifiable information for illicit purposes. - Mother's maiden name
Thieves can use your mother's maiden name along with other personal identifiable information to hack into accounts and commit fraud.
