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The warnings seem misleading. It reports I have 10+ passwords that have leaked. None are re-used passwords, none use the same login username, e-mail or ID. One entry is only a password without a matching username or e-mail.
Are they just scanning the leaks for a password list and checking if your password exists in that list? That is the only way I can make sense of this.
That is a nugatory reply.
Does anyone know under what conditions an account is considered leaked by Apple?
That is a nugatory reply.
Does anyone know under what conditions an account is considered leaked by Apple?
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212195
Your device may also inform you of passwords that may have been compromised in a data breach. This feature uses strong cryptographic techniques to regularly check derivations of your passwords against a list of breached passwords in a secure and private way that doesn’t reveal to Apple your accounts or passwords. Apple will send to your device a list of common passwords that are present in data breaches. For your passwords that are not in this list, your device will send information calculated from your passwords to Apple to check if the passwords may be present in a data breach. You will be warned about your passwords determined to possibly be in a data breach. Your actual passwords are never shared with Apple, and Apple does not store the information calculated from your passwords. You can disable this feature at any time by going to Settings > Passwords > Security Recommendations.
Yes, they are credible.
Are the Apple password data leak warnings credible?
