Contact EmailLeaked
Security questions, corrections, privacy requests, feedback, or partnership enquiries
Have a question about your breach results, want to report a bug, or need to correct a breach page? Use the form below or email the right inbox directly.
Security and corrections
Use [email protected] for vulnerability reports, data-source corrections, and urgent security issues.
General contact
Use [email protected] for product questions, partnership notes, and non-urgent feedback.
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We normally review contact form messages within 2 business days. For urgent security reports, email [email protected].
What to include
Breach page correction
Include the page URL, the specific claim that needs review, and any official notice, regulator filing, court record, or company statement that supports the correction.
Bug or security report
Include the affected URL, browser or device, steps to reproduce, screenshots if helpful, and whether the issue affects privacy, results, or site availability.
Privacy request
Include the email address you used to contact us and the request type, such as access, deletion, correction, objection, or unsubscribe support.
Partnership or press
Include your organization, website, topic, deadline if any, and whether you are asking about security education, data sources, media, or business partnerships.
Response and safety notes
We review normal contact requests within 2 business days when possible. Security reports, privacy requests, and factual corrections are prioritized based on user risk, reproducibility, and source quality.
Please do not send passwords, full identity documents, full credit card numbers, raw leaked datasets, or credentials through the contact form. If a message includes sensitive personal data that is not needed to answer the request, we may delete it for safety.
EmailLeaked cannot unlock accounts, remove data from third-party breach datasets, or act as an emergency incident response provider. If you are dealing with active fraud or account takeover, contact the affected service, financial institution, or relevant authority directly.