NOTICE: This page provides secure, direct links to official service provider security tools. No credentials are saved or transmitted by this page. These are just links to the official check-up websites which you can verify yourself.

We know that often, knowing where to start and where to look is the biggest hurdle. We started putting this page together after we started assisting people with hacked accounts, people accessing their accounts without their knowledge and general privacy and security check-ups. So here is a list to a few of the most common online accounts people have these days, and the tools that companies like microsoft and google provide you to check-up on your account and secure it.

1.0 // Meta Account Security (Facebook, Instagram)

The Meta Accounts Center is the central command for security settings across all linked Meta platforms. Manage passwords, two-factor authentication (2FA), and login alerts.
Access Meta Accounts Center →

Legacy Facebook-specific tools:
Legacy Security Checkup → Legacy Activity Log →

2.0 // Google Account Security Checkup

Execute Google’s Security Checkup for personalized intelligence and hardening recommendations for your account stack.
Initiate Google Security Checkup →

3.0 // Google Dark Web Report

Deploy a scan of dark web marketplaces and data dumps for your registered personal information (PII). This service identifies if your data has been compromised in known breaches.
Execute Dark Web Scan →

4.0 // Microsoft Account Security

Access the Microsoft account security dashboard to audit sign-in activity, manage passwords, and configure advanced security protocols like multi-factor authentication (MFA).
Access Microsoft Security Dashboard →

5.0 // Sony / PlayStation Account Security

Manage your PlayStation Network (PSN) credentials, payment methods, and privacy settings. Enabling 2-step verification (2SV) is critical to protect digital assets.
Access PSN Account Management →

6.0 // Breach Analysis (Have I Been Pwned)

Query the Have I Been Pwned database to determine if your email address has been compromised in a public data breach.
Go to HIBP Mainframe →

7.0 // Apple Safety Check

This Apple Support page explains the inbuilt IOS16+ tool for checking and managing security on Apple devices. It also gives you some other content around stolen devices and location sharing.
Safety Check for an iPhone with iOS 16 or later – Apple Support (AU) →