You should be fine. It said that your credit card wasn't in their database. Windows prompts aren't allowed to lie.
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"Dixie Normous" sounds legit, I thrust that guy, where do I download the app?
No, it says right there your info was not in any hacker database.
Nah, it's probably fine. Don't bother checking your accounts for the next 4 months, you have no reason
What can they do without the security code?
Benefits of Debit, this would not be able to happen
Most debit cards can be used online...
And even worse, it’ll be your actual money that gets stolen until you get it back unlike a credit card.
Isn't there supposed to be a security code? The three-digit thing? Not sure you can brute-force that easily.
I'm pretty sure cards have to have some kind of blocking mechanism for this case, no? It should be really easy to detect.
Hey, if you want i can run to the town hall and check with the official records as well? Just give me your credit card number, expiration date and security code.
You're still using windows 7 so yeah /s . But jokes aside your fine all credit card numbers are automatically redacted. Put yours below with the CCV code and expiration date, and watch the magic happen.
That's obviously Winux 7

Why not aerothemeplasma?
Look at that lovely, lovely Aero UI. Microsoft reserved a special place in hell for themselves the minute they killed Aero.
No issue if the info gets hashed and the service's database is only searched for the hash à la have I been pwned, it's probably legit 😜
according to their website:
Pwned Passwords uses a model called k-anonymity to let you check whether a password has been seen before without ever sending the full password or its complete hash to the service. Instead, your password is hashed locally and only the first 5 characters of the SHA-1 hash are sent to the API. The service returns a list of matching suffixes, and the full comparison happens on your side so the password itself remains private.
and you can either download the open source client from GitHub, or spin up your own with their API (i would imagine that you can almost do this in a bash one-liner, but haven't looked into the details yet). that sounds good enough to me

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