How to remove yourself from dehashed.com
A searchable index of leaked/breached credentials and PII (emails, usernames, passwords, IPs) aggregated from an estimated 13+ billion records across ~70 data sources, plus WHOIS/domain intelligence; this is stolen/leaked data being resold as a lookup service, not a self-generated consumer profile
Owner / network: DeHashed (standalone breach-data/credential search engine; parent unconfirmed)
Removing yourself, step by step
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Submit a request via https://dehashed.com/support describing the exact data to be suppressed/removed and why.
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Or email support@dehashed.com directly, citing the "request that we delete your information" right described in the privacy policy at https://www.dehashed.com/legal.
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Be prepared to verify ownership of the email/account in question.
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Expect this to only cover DeHashed's index, not the underlying breach itself (which is out of anyone's control once leaked).
Data brokers re-list. Check again in 30–60 days.
Re-listing risk for this site: High — DeHashed indexes already-public leaked breach dumps; even if one record is suppressed, new breaches containing the same person's data are continuously ingested and cannot be preemptively blocked