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HSTS header missing - vulnerable to protocol downgrade attacks

CSP header missing - vulnerable to XSS attacks

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We’ll keep monitoring and will alert you of any new exposures.\n  }\n\ndashboard-top-banner-monitor-more-cta = Monitor more emails\n\n# About Exposure Indicators Modal\n\nmodal-exposure-status-description-all = We search for exposures in all known data breaches.\n  Your exposures will have one of the following statuses:\nmodal-exposure-indicator-title = Exposure statuses\nmodal-exposure-indicator-action-needed = Advanced or manual action is needed by you to complete an action.\nmodal-exposure-indicator-fixed = The exposure has been resolved and there’s no action for you to take.\n"])

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If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\n# Breach Data Classes\n\nacademic-records = Academic records\naccount-balances = Account balances\naddress-book-contacts = Address book contacts\nage-groups = Age groups\nages = Ages\nai-prompts = AI prompts\n# Refers to medical appointments.\nappointments = Appointments\napps-installed-on-devices = Apps installed on devices\nastrological-signs = Astrological signs\naudio-recordings = Audio recordings\nauth-tokens = Auth tokens\navatars = Avatars\nbank-account-numbers = Bank account numbers\nbeauty-ratings = Beauty ratings\nbiometric-data = Biometric data\n# This string is the shortened version of \"Biographies\", and\n# refers to biographical data about a user.\nbios = Bios\nbrowser-user-agent-details = Browser user agent details\nbrowsing-histories = Browsing histories\nbuying-preferences = Buying preferences\ncar-ownership-statuses = Car ownership statuses\ncareer-levels 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instructions\ndevice-information = Device information\ndevice-serial-numbers = Device serial numbers\ndevice-usage-tracking-data = Device usage tracking data\ndisabilities = Disabilities\ndisplay-names = Display names\ndrinking-habits = Drinking habits\ndriver-s-licenses = Driver’s licenses\ndrug-habits = Drug habits\nearnings = Earnings\neating-habits = Eating habits\neducation-levels = Education levels\nemail-addresses = Email addresses\nemail-messages = Email messages\nemployers = Employers\nemployment-statuses = Employment statuses\nencrypted-keys = Encrypted keys\nethnicities = Ethnicities\nfamily-members-names = Family members’ names\nfamily-plans = Family plans\nfamily-structure = Family structure\nfinancial-investments = Financial investments\nfinancial-transactions = Financial transactions\nfitness-levels = Fitness levels\nflights-taken = Flights taken\nforum-posts = Forum posts\ngenders = Genders\ngeographic-locations = Geographic locations\ngovernment-issued-ids = Government 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statuses\nmilitary-service = Military service\n# Mnemonic phrases are a group of words used to access the content of cryptocurrency wallets.\nmnemonic-phrases = Mnemonic phrases\nmothers-maiden-names = Mothers maiden names\nnames = Names\nnationalities = Nationalities\nnet-worths = Net worths\nnicknames = Nicknames\n# no data classes found\nnone-data-class = None\noccupations = Occupations\n# various data classes grouped together\nother-data-class = Other\nparenting-plans = Parenting plans\npartial-credit-card-data = Partial credit card data\npartial-dates-of-birth = Partial dates of birth\npartial-government-issued-ids = Partial government issued IDs\npartial-phone-numbers = Partial phone numbers\npassport-numbers = Passport numbers\npassword-hints = Password hints\npassword-strengths = Password strengths\npasswords = Passwords\npayment-histories = Payment histories\npayment-methods = Payment methods\npersonal-descriptions = Personal descriptions\npersonal-health-data = Personal 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numbers\nsmoking-habits = Smoking habits\nsms-messages = SMS messages\nsocial-connections = Social connections\nsocial-media-profiles = Social media profiles\nsocial-security-numbers = Social security numbers\nsocioeconomic-levels = Socioeconomic levels\nspoken-languages = Spoken languages\nspouses-names = Spouses names\nsupport-tickets = Support tickets\nsurvey-results = Survey results\ntattoo-status = Tattoo status\ntaxation-records = Taxation records\ntelecommunications-carrier = Telecommunications carriers\ntime-zones = Time zones\ntravel-habits = Travel habits\ntravel-plans = Travel plans\nuser-statuses = User statuses\nuser-website-urls = User website URLs\nusernames = Usernames\nutility-bills = Utility bills\nvehicle-details = Vehicle details\nvehicle-identification-numbers-vins = Vehicle identification numbers (VINs)\nvehicle-registration-plates = Vehicle registration plates\nvip-statuses = VIP statuses\nwarranty-claims = Warranty claims\nwebsite-activity = Website 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For more information, please visit \u003csupport-link\u003e{ -brand-mozilla } Support\u003c/support-link\u003e.\nemail-footer-reason-subscriber-one-time = You’ve received this one-time automated email because you are subscribed to { -brand-monitor-plus }. You won’t receive any further emails like this. For more information, please visit \u003csupport-link\u003e{ -brand-mozilla } Support\u003c/support-link\u003e.\n# Variables:\n#    $support_link (string) - The URL the user can visit for support, e.g. \"https://support.mozilla.org\"\nemail-footer-support-content-plain =\n    Visit our Support Center for help:\n    { $support_link }\n# Variables:\n#   $hibp_link (string) - URL to Have I Been Pwned, e.g. \"https://haveibeenpwned.com\".\nemail-footer-source-hibp-plain = Breach data provided by { -brand-HIBP }: { $hibp_link }\nemail-footer-source-hibp = Breach data provided by \u003chibp-link\u003e{ -brand-HIBP }\u003c/hibp-link\u003e\nemail-footer-logo-mozilla-alt = { -brand-mozilla }\nemail-footer-meta-privacy-notice = Privacy\nemail-unsubscribe-link = \u003clink_to_unsub\u003eUnsubscribe\u003c/link_to_unsub\u003e\n# Variables:\n#   $unsub_link (string) - URL to the unsubscribe page, e.g. \"https://monitor.mozilla.org/unsubscribe/...\".\nemail-unsubscribe-link-plain = Unsubscribe: { $unsub_link }\n\n# Firefox Relay is a product name and should not be translated.\n-product-name-relay = Firefox Relay\n# Mozilla VPN is a product name and should not be translated.\n-product-name-vpn = Mozilla VPN\n\n# Button text\nverify-email-cta = Verify Email\n\n# Headline of verification email\nemail-link-expires = This link expires in 24 hours\n\n##\n\n# Subject line of email\nemail-subject-found-breaches = { -product-name } found your info in these breaches\n\n# Subject line of email\nemail-subject-no-breaches = { -product-name } found no known breaches\n\n# Subject line of email\nemail-subject-verify = Verify your email for { -product-name }\n\nfxm-warns-you-no-breaches = { -product-name } warns you about data breaches involving your personal info.\n  So far, no breaches were found. We’ll send you an alert if your email address appears in a new breach.\n\n## 2022 email template. HTML tags should not be translated, e.g. `\u003ca\u003e`\n\n# Have I Been Pwned attribution\n# Variables:\n#   $hibp-link-attr (String) - Link to Have I Been Pwned\nemail-2022-hibp-attribution = Breach data provided by \u003ca { $hibp-link-attr }\u003e{ -brand-HIBP }\u003c/a\u003e\n\n## Verification email\n\nemail-verify-heading = Safeguard your data, starting right now\nemail-verify-simply-click = Simply click the link below to finish verifying your account.\n\n## Breach report\n\nemail-breach-summary = Here’s your data breach summary\n# Variables:\n#   $email-address (string) - Email address, bolded\nemail-breach-detected = Search results for your { $email-address } account have detected that your email may have been exposed. We recommend you act now to resolve this breach.\nemail-dashboard-cta = Go to Dashboard\n\n## Breach alert email\n\nemail-breach-alert-all-subject = New data breach detected\nemail-breach-alert-all-preview = We’ll guide you through the steps to resolve it.\nemail-breach-alert-all-hero-heading = You’ve been in a new data breach\nemail-breach-alert-all-hero-subheading = Don’t worry, we can help you resolve this exposure\nemail-breach-alert-all-lead = { -brand-mozilla-monitor } discovered the following data breach that includes your personal information:\nemail-breach-alert-all-source-title = Breach source:\nemail-breach-alert-all-data-points-title = Your exposed data:\nemail-breach-alert-all-next-steps-lead = We’ll guide you step-by-step on how to resolve this data breach.\nemail-breach-alert-all-next-steps-cta-label = Let’s get started\nemail-breach-alert-all-next-steps-button-dashboard = Go to Dashboard\n\n## Breach alert redesigned strings\n\n# $company-name is the name of the company/site that was breached.\nemail-breach-alert-all-hero-heading-1 = { $company-name } data breach details\n# $company-name is the name of the company/site that was breached.\n# $breach-date is the date of the breach.\nemail-breach-alert-all-lead-1 = { -brand-mozilla-monitor } found your info in a { $company-name } data breach on { $breach-date }. You’re getting this alert because you signed up for \u003clink_to_settings\u003ebreach notifications\u003c/link_to_settings\u003e.\nemail-breach-alert-all-source-title-1 = Breach details\nemail-breach-alert-company = Company:\nemail-breach-alert-date-of-breach = Date of breach:\nemail-breach-alert-info-exposed = Your exposed info:\nemail-breach-alert-next-steps = Next steps\nemail-breach-alert-next-steps-description = \u003csign_in_link\u003eSign in\u003c/sign_in_link\u003e to your { -brand-mozilla-monitor } dashboard. We’ll guide you through the steps needed to resolve it.\nemail-breach-alert-all-next-steps-button-resolve-breach-on-dashboard = Resolve breach on dashboard\nemail-breach-alert-faqs-title = FAQs\nemail-breach-alert-faq-qn-1 = Why am I receiving this?\nemail-breach-alert-faq-ans-1 = You signed up for data breach alerts. \u003clink_to_settings\u003eUpdate your preferences\u003c/link_to_settings\u003e anytime in settings.\nemail-breach-alert-faq-qn-2 = Why don’t I recognize this company or site?\nemail-breach-alert-faq-ans-2 = It may have changed ownership or name, involve an old account or one that was created for you, or come from a purchased list of exposed personal info.\nemail-breach-alert-faq-qn-3 = What’s a data breach alert?\nemail-breach-alert-faq-ans-3 = A notification { -brand-mozilla-monitor } sends when personal info you’re monitoring gets exposed, stolen, or copied without permission.\nemail-breach-alert-faq-qn-4 = What’s { -brand-mozilla-monitor }?\nemail-breach-alert-faq-ans-4 = A free data breach notification service that warns you if your online accounts have been involved in a data breach.\n"])

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self.__next_f.push([1,"# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\nfix-flow-nav-high-risk-data-breaches = High risk data breaches\nfix-flow-nav-leaked-passwords = Leaked passwords\nfix-flow-nav-security-recommendations = Security recommendations\n\nguided-resolution-flow-exit = Return to dashboard\nguided-resolution-flow-next-arrow = Go to next step\nguided-resolution-flow-next-arrow-sub-step = Go to next result\nguided-resolution-flow-step-navigation-label = Guided steps\n\n# Celebration screens\n\n## Shared CTA labels\n\nfix-flow-celebration-next-label = Let’s keep going\nfix-flow-celebration-next-recommendations-label = See recommendations\nfix-flow-celebration-next-dashboard-label = Go to your Dashboard\n\n## High-risk flow\n\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-title = You’ve fixed your high risk exposures!\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-in-progress = Doing this work can feel like a lot, but it’s important to do so to keep yourself safe. Keep up the good work.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-done = Doing this work can feel like a lot, but it’s important to do so to keep yourself safe.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-next-passwords = Now let’s fix your exposed passwords.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-next-security-questions = Now let’s fix your exposed security questions.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-next-security-recommendations = Next, we’ll give you personalized security recommendations based on what data of yours has been exposed.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-next-dashboard = You’ve reached the end of your steps. You can view any action items and track your progress on your dashboard.\n\n## Leaked passwords and security questions flow\n\nfix-flow-celebration-leaked-passwords-title = Your passwords are now protected!\nfix-flow-celebration-security-questions-title = Your security questions are protected!\nfix-flow-celebration-leaked-passwords-description-next-security-questions = Now let’s review and update your exposed security questions.\nfix-flow-celebration-leaked-passwords-description-next-security-recommendations = Next, we’ll give you personalized security recommendations based on what data of yours has been exposed.\nfix-flow-celebration-leaked-passwords-description-next-dashboard = Nicely done! You’ve reached the end of your steps. You can view any action items and track your progress on your dashboard.\n\n## Security recommendations flow\n\nfix-flow-celebration-security-recommendations-title = You’ve completed all your recommendations!\nfix-flow-celebration-security-recommendations-description-next-dashboard = Nicely done! You’ve reached the end of your steps. You can view any action items and track your progress on your dashboard.\n\n# High Risk Data Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-heading = Here’s what to do\nhigh-risk-breach-subheading = This requires access to your sensitive info, so you’ll need to manually fix it.\n# Variables\n# $num_breaches is the number of breaches where the high risk data was found.\nhigh-risk-breach-summary = { $num_breaches -\u003e\n  [one] It appeared in { $num_breaches } data breach:\n  *[other] It appeared in { $num_breaches } data breaches:\n}\n# Variables\n# $breach_name is the name of the breach where the high risk data was found.\n# $breach_date is the date when the breach occurred.\n# An example of this string is Twitter on 13/09/18.\nhigh-risk-breach-name-and-date = { $breach_name } \u003cbreach_date\u003eon { $breach_date }\u003c/breach_date\u003e\nhigh-risk-breach-mark-as-fixed = Mark as fixed\nhigh-risk-breach-skip = Skip for now\n# Variables:\n# $estimated_time is the estimated time it would take for a user to complete breach resolution steps. It not be singular, and the + is meant as \"or more\".\n# An example of this string is Your estimated time: 15+ minutes.\nhigh-risk-breach-estimated-time = { $estimated_time -\u003e\n   *[other] Your estimated time: { $estimated_time }+ minutes\n}\n\n# Credit Card Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-title = Your credit card number was exposed\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-description = Anyone who gets it can make unauthorized purchases that you may be liable for. Act now to prevent financial harm.\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-step-one = If you still have this card, contact the issuer to report it stolen.\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-step-two = Request a new card with a new number.\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-step-three = Check your accounts for unauthorized charges.\n\n# Bank Account Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-title = Your bank account was exposed\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-description = Taking action as soon as possible could give you more legal protections to help you recover any losses.\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-step-one = Notify your bank immediately that your account number has been compromised.\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-step-two = Change your account number.\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-step-three = Check your accounts for unauthorized charges.\n\n# Social Security Number Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-social-security-title = Your social security number was exposed\nhigh-risk-breach-social-security-description = Scammers can open up new loans or credit cards with your social security number. Act fast to prevent financial harm.\nhigh-risk-breach-social-security-step-one = Protect yourself by \u003clink_to_info\u003esetting up a fraud alert or freezing your credit.\u003c/link_to_info\u003e\nhigh-risk-breach-social-security-step-two = \u003clink_to_info\u003eCheck your credit report\u003c/link_to_info\u003e for unrecognized accounts.\n\n# Social Security Number Modal\n\nssn-modal-title = About fraud alerts and credit freezes\nssn-modal-description-fraud-part-one = \u003cb\u003eA fraud alert\u003c/b\u003e requires businesses to verify your identity before it issues new credit in your name. It’s free, lasts one year, and won’t negatively affect your credit score.\nssn-modal-description-fraud-part-two = To set one up, contact any one of the three credit bureaus. You don’t have to contact all three.\nssn-modal-description-freeze-credit-part-one = \u003cb\u003eFreezing your credit\u003c/b\u003e prevents anyone from opening a new account in your name. It’s free and won’t negatively affect your credit score, but you’ll need to unfreeze it before opening any new accounts.\nssn-modal-description-freeze-credit-part-two = To freeze your credit, contact each of the three credit bureaus — \u003cequifax_link\u003eEquifax\u003c/equifax_link\u003e, \u003cexperian_link\u003eExperian\u003c/experian_link\u003e, and \u003ctransunion_link\u003eTransUnion\u003c/transunion_link\u003e.\nssn-modal-learn-more = Learn more about fraud alerts and credit freezes\nssn-modal-ok = OK\n\n# PIN Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-title = Your PIN was exposed\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-description = Taking action as soon as possible could give you more legal protections to help you recover any losses.\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-step-one = Notify your bank immediately that your PIN has been compromised.\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-step-two = Change your PIN anywhere you’ve used the same one.\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-step-three = Check your accounts for unauthorized charges.\n\n# No high risk breaches found\n\nhigh-risk-breach-none-title = Great news, we didn’t find any high risk data breaches\n# Variables\n# $email_list is list of emails that the user is monitoring for breaches. E.g. john@yahoo.com, ali@gmail.com, sam@hotmail.com\nhigh-risk-breach-none-description = We detect data breaches based on your email address, and we didn’t find any high risk data breaches for { $email_list }.\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-part-one = High risk data breaches include:\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-ssn = Social security number\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-bank-account = Bank account info\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-cc-number = Credit card numbers\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-pin = PINs\nhigh-risk-breach-none-continue = Continue\n\n# Security recommendations\n\nsecurity-recommendation-steps-label = Security recommendations\nsecurity-recommendation-steps-title = Here’s our advice:\nsecurity-recommendation-steps-cta-label = Got it!\n\n# Phone security recommendation\n\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-title = Protect your phone number\n# $num_breaches is the number of breaches where the phone number was found.\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-summary = { $num_breaches -\u003e\n  [one] Your phone number was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breach:\n  *[other] Your phone number was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breaches:\n}\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-description = Unfortunately you can’t take it back. But there are steps you can take to make sure you stay safe.\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-step-one = Block spam numbers to prevent more junk calls\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-step-two = Don’t click on links in texts from unknown senders; if it appears to be from a trusted source, call directly to confirm\n\n# Email security recommendation\n\nsecurity-recommendation-email-title = Protect your email address\n# $num_breaches is the number of breaches where the email address was found.\nsecurity-recommendation-email-summary = { $num_breaches -\u003e\n  [one] Your email address was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breach:\n  *[other] Your email address was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breaches:\n}\nsecurity-recommendation-email-description = Unfortunately you can’t fix this. But there are steps you can take to protect yourself.\nsecurity-recommendation-email-step-one = Don’t click on links in emails from unknown senders; if it appears to be from trusted source, call directly to confirm\nsecurity-recommendation-email-step-two = Be aware of \u003clink_to_info\u003ephishing scams\u003c/link_to_info\u003e\nsecurity-recommendation-email-step-three = Mark suspicious emails as spam and block the sender\nsecurity-recommendation-email-step-four = Use \u003clink_to_info\u003e{ -brand-relay } email masks\u003c/link_to_info\u003e to protect your email in the future\n\n# IP security recommendation\n\nsecurity-recommendation-ip-title = Use a VPN for added privacy\n# $num_breaches is the number of breaches where the IP address was found.\nsecurity-recommendation-ip-summary = { $num_breaches -\u003e\n  [one] Your IP address was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breach:\n  *[other] Your IP address was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breaches:\n}\nsecurity-recommendation-ip-description = Your IP address pinpoints your location and internet service provider. Hackers could use this information to find your location or try to connect to your devices.\nsecurity-recommendation-ip-step-one = Use a VPN (such as \u003clink_to_info\u003e{ -brand-mozilla-vpn }\u003c/link_to_info\u003e) to hide your real IP address and use the internet privately.\n\n# Leaked Passwords\n\n# Variables\n# $breach_name is the name of the breach where the leaked password was found.\nleaked-passwords-title = Your { $breach_name } password was exposed\n# Variables\n# $breach_date is the date when the breach occurred.\nleaked-passwords-summary = It appeared in a data breach on { $breach_date }.\nleaked-passwords-description = Scammers can access your account and will likely try to use it on other accounts to see if you’ve used the same password. Change it anywhere you’ve used it to protect yourself.\nleaked-passwords-steps-title = Here’s what to do\nleaked-passwords-steps-subtitle = This requires access to your account, so you’ll need to manually fix it.\n# Variables\n# $breach_name is the name of the breach where the leaked password was found.\n# $emails_affected are the emails associated with the breach.\nleaked-passwords-step-one = Change your password for \u003cb\u003e{ $emails_affected }\u003c/b\u003e on \u003clink_to_breach_site\u003e{ $breach_name }\u003c/link_to_breach_site\u003e.\nleaked-passwords-step-two = Change it anywhere else you’ve used it.\nleaked-passwords-mark-as-fixed = Mark as fixed\nleaked-passwords-skip = Skip for now\n# Variables\n# $estimated_time is the amount of time it would take for a user to manually resolve a leaked password breach. It will always be a number greater than 1.\n# \"Est.\" is shortform for \"Estimated\".\n# \"mins\" is shortform for \"minutes\".\nleaked-passwords-estimated-time = { $estimated_time -\u003e\n   *[other] Est. time to complete: { $estimated_time } mins per site\n}\n\n# Leaked Security Questions\n\nleaked-security-questions-title = Your security questions were exposed\n# Variables\n# $breach_name is the name of the breach where the leaked security questions were found.\n# $breach_date is the date when the breach occurred.\n# An example of this string is Twitter on 13/09/18.\nleaked-security-questions-summary = They appeared in a data breach on { $breach_name } on { $breach_date }.\nleaked-security-questions-description = Scammers can use these to access your accounts, and any other site where you’ve used the same security questions. Update them now to protect your accounts.\nleaked-security-questions-steps-title = Here’s what to do\nleaked-security-questions-steps-subtitle = This requires access to your account, so you’ll need to manually fix it.\n# Variables\n# $breach_name is the name of the breach where the security questions were found.\n# $email_affected is the email associated with the breach.\nleaked-security-questions-step-one = Update your security questions for \u003cb\u003e{ $email_affected }\u003c/b\u003e on \u003clink_to_breach_site\u003e{ $breach_name }\u003c/link_to_breach_site\u003e.\nleaked-security-questions-step-two = Update them on any other site where you used the same security questions. Be sure to use different security questions for every account.\n"])

self.__next_f.push([1,"# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\n## Banner\n\nhow-it-works-banner-title = How it works\n\n## Intro\n\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-intro-title = We provide steps to help resolve \u003cdata_breaches\u003edata breaches\u003c/data_breaches\u003e\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-intro-text-1 = Data breaches are security violations where your personal information is either accidentally exposed or illegally stolen by hackers — including passwords, contact info, financials, and much more. Any account or anywhere your information is stored online could be a target.\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-intro-text-2 = Resolving data breaches helps prevent hackers from accessing your accounts, causing financial harm or stealing your identity.\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-intro-cta-button = Get free scan\n\n## Step 1\n\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-1-title = Step 1\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-1-subtitle = We scan for breaches\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-1-text = Using just your email address, we search for you across all known data breaches. All subscribers can monitor 5 email addresses for free.\n\n## Step 2\n\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-2-title = Step 2\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-2-subtitle = We help you resolve breaches\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-2-text-1 = Because resolving data breaches usually involves manual steps like changing your passwords or placing a fraud alert on your credit score, we can’t resolve them for you. But we’ll walk you through the steps to resolve your leaked information.\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-2-text-2 = And if your info does fall into the wrong hands, we’ll give you security recommendations on what you can do to protect yourself now and in the future.\n\n## Step 3\n\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-3-title = Step 3\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-3-subtitle = We monitor for new breaches\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-3-text = Whenever we detect a new breach, we’ll check to see if you were a part of it and alert you if you are.\n\n## CTA button\n\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-cta-button = Get free scan\n\n## FooterSection\n\nhow-it-works-page-footersection-title = Take back control of your data\nhow-it-works-page-footersection-input-placeholder = example@example.com\nhow-it-works-page-footersection-cta-button = Get free scan\n\n## Inbound links\n## Site Navigation\n\nmain-nav-link-how-it-works-label = How It Works\nfooter-external-link-how-it-works-label = How It Works\n"])

self.__next_f.push([1,"# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\npublic-nav-name = { -brand-mozilla-monitor }\n\nlanding-all-hero-title = Find where your private info is exposed — and take it back\nlanding-all-hero-lead = We scan data breaches to see if your data has been leaked and give you steps to fix it.\n\nlanding-all-hero-emailform-input-placeholder = yourname@example.com\nlanding-all-hero-emailform-input-label = Enter your email address to check for data breach exposures.\nlanding-all-hero-emailform-submit-label = Get free scan\nlanding-all-hero-emailform-submit-sign-up-label = Sign up to get free scan\n\n# This is a label underneath a big number \"14\" - it's an image that demos Monitor.\nlanding-all-hero-image-chart-label = exposures\n\n## Top navbar\n\nlanding-all-hero-navbar-link-how-it-works = How it works\nlanding-all-hero-navbar-link-pricing = Pricing\nlanding-all-hero-navbar-link-faqs = FAQs\nlanding-all-hero-navbar-link-recent-breaches = Recent data breaches\n\n# Value Proposition\n\nlanding-all-value-prop-fix-exposures = We’ll help you fix your exposures\nlanding-all-value-prop-fix-exposures-description = Our mission is to put control of your personal data back in your hands. We’ll help you resolve data breaches and keep your info private — and we’ll \u003cprivacy_link\u003erespect your privacy\u003c/privacy_link\u003e in the process.\nlanding-all-value-prop-info-at-risk = What info could be at risk?\nlanding-all-value-prop-info-at-risk-description = Data leaks are unfortunately part of our digital lives. Your passwords, contact details, financial information, and other personal info can be exposed, putting you at risk of identity theft.\n\n# Quote\n\nlanding-all-quote = \u003cdata_breaches\u003eData breaches\u003c/data_breaches\u003e happen every 11 minutes, exposing your private information — but don’t worry, we can help.\n\n# Non-US FAQ\n\nlanding-all-faq-title = Frequently asked questions\n# FAQ is an acronym for Frequently Asked Questions\nlanding-all-faq-see-all = See all FAQs\nlanding-all-data-breach-definition-qn = What exactly is a data breach?\nlanding-all-data-breach-definition-ans = A data breach happens when personal or private information gets exposed, stolen or copied without permission. These security incidents can result from cyber attacks on websites, apps or any database where people’s personal information resides. A data breach can also happen accidentally, like if someone’s login credentials get posted publicly.\nlanding-all-data-breach-next-steps-qn = I just found out I’m in a data breach. What do I do next?\nlanding-all-data-breach-next-steps-ans = Visit { -brand-mozilla-monitor } to learn what to do after a data breach and get guided steps to resolve exposures of your personal info. Hackers rely on people reusing passwords, so it’s important to create strong, unique passwords for all your accounts. Keep your passwords in a safe place that only you have access to; this could be the same place where you store important documents or a password manager.\nlanding-all-data-breach-info-qn = What information gets exposed in data breaches?\nlanding-all-data-breach-info-ans = Not all breaches expose all the same info. It just depends on what hackers can access. Many data breaches expose email addresses and passwords. Others expose more sensitive information such as credit card numbers, PIN numbers, and social security numbers.\nlanding-all-close-faq-alt = Close\n\n# Social proof\n\n# Variables\n# $num_users is the number of users in the millions.\nlanding-all-social-proof-title = { $num_users -\u003e\n   *[other] Trusted by { $num_users } million people worldwide\n}\n# Variables\n# $num_countries is the number of countries available.\nlanding-all-social-proof-description = { $num_countries -\u003e\n   *[other] Since 2018, we’ve helped people in { $num_countries } countries protect their data when it has been exposed.\n}\nlanding-all-social-proof-press = As seen in\n\n# Here's How We Help\n\nlanding-all-help-protect-you = Here’s how we help protect you\nlanding-all-help-protect-you-description = We believe in your right to privacy, so data breach monitoring protection is always free.\nlanding-all-help-protect-you-feature-one = We’ll search for you in all known data breaches\nlanding-all-help-protect-you-feature-two = We’ll guide you through the steps to resolve each breach\nlanding-all-help-protect-you-feature-three = We’ll continuously monitor and send you alerts for any new breaches\nlanding-all-help-protect-you-cta = Sign up for breach alerts\n\nlanding-all-get-started = Scan your email to get started\nlanding-all-take-back-data = Take back control of your data\n"])

self.__next_f.push([1,"# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-ssn-subhead = Review your credit reports\n# Link title\nrec-ssn-cta = Request credit reports\nrec-ssn =\n  You get three free credit reports a year by law.\n  Requesting and reviewing them does not affect your credit.\n  Look for accounts, loans, or credit cards you don’t recognize.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-pw-1-subhead = Change your password\n# Link title\nrec-pw-1-cta = Change password for this site\nrec-pw-1-2 =\n  Make this password unique and different from any others you use.\n  A good strategy to follow is to combine two or more unrelated\n  words to create an entire passphrase, and include numbers and symbols.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-pw-2-subhead = Update other logins using the same password\n# Link title\nrec-pw-2-cta-fx = View logins in { -brand-name }\nrec-pw-2 =\n  Reusing passwords turns a single data breach into many. Now that this\n  password is out there, hackers could use it to get in to other accounts.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-pw-3-subhead = Use a password manager to take your passwords everywhere\n# Link title\nrec-pw-3-cta = Get { -brand-lockwise }\nrec-pw-3-fx =\n  Use { -brand-lockwise } to securely access the passwords you’ve saved in\n  { -brand-name } from anywhere — even outside of the browser.\nrec-pw-3-non-fx =\n  Use { -brand-lockwise } to keep track of all your different\n  passwords and access them securely from your phone or tablet.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-pw-4-subhead = Set up two-factor authentication (2FA)\n# Link title\nrec-pw-4-cta = See sites that offer 2FA\nrec-pw-4 =\n  Many websites offer 2FA as an extra security measure. This requires\n  another piece of information to log in to your account, such as a\n  one-time code you receive via text.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-bank-acc-subhead = Monitor your bank statements\nrec-bank-acc =\n  Check your bank statements for suspicious activity or unusual\n  charges. Notify your bank if you see anything you don’t recognize\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-cc-subhead = Monitor your credit card statements\nrec-cc =\n  Look out for strange charges on your credit card. You may want\n  to request a new card with a new number from your credit card issuer.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-email-mask-subhead = Use an email mask\nrec-email-cta = Try { -brand-relay }\nrec-email =\n  Giving out your real email address makes it easier for hackers or trackers to\n  find your passwords or target you online. A service like { -brand-relay }\n  hides your real email address while forwarding emails to your real inbox.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-ip-subhead-2 = Use a VPN to mask your IP address\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-moz-vpn-cta = Try { -brand-mozilla-vpn }\nrec-moz-vpn-update-2 =\n  Your Internet Protocol address (IP address) pinpoints your location\n  and internet service provider. A service like { -brand-mozilla-vpn }\n  masks your IP address to hide your location.\n\nrec-hist-pw-subhead = Avoid reusing passwords\n# Link title\nrec-hist-pw-cta-fx = View logins in { -brand-name }\nrec-hist-pw =\n  Use unique, strong passwords for every account. If one password gets\n  exposed in a data breach, you’ll only need to update that one login.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-sec-qa-subhead = Create unique answers for security questions\nrec-sec-qa =\n  Many websites ask the same questions. If one answer gets exposed, the\n  information is out. Create long, random answers and store them somewhere safe.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-phone-num-subhead = Avoid sharing your phone number\nrec-phone-num =\n  Try to avoid giving out your phone number when signing up for new\n  accounts or services. If a phone number isn’t required, don’t enter it.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-dob-subhead = Avoid using personal info in PINs\nrec-dob =\n  Because your date of birth is easy to find in public records,\n  it’s best to avoid using it in passwords and PINs. People who\n  know your birthday could also very easily guess your PIN.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-pins-subhead = Strengthen the security of your PINs\nrec-pins =\n  A strong PIN does not contain personal info, such as your date of birth\n  or address. It should be a number only you know and can’t be easily guessed.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-address-subhead = Avoid using addresses in passwords\nrec-address =\n  Using addresses or the street where you grew up weaken your\n  passwords. Since it’s easy to find this info publicly, it makes these\n  passwords easy to guess.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-gen-1-subhead = Use unique, strong passwords for every account\n# Link title\nrec-gen-1-cta = How to create strong passwords\nrec-gen-1 =\n  Password reuse puts all your accounts at risk. This means that if\n  one password gets exposed, hackers have the keys to many accounts.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-gen-2-subhead = Store passwords in a safe place\n# Link title\nrec-gen-2-cta = Myths about password managers\nrec-gen-2 =\n  Put your login details in a secure place only you can access, such as a\n  password manager. This also makes it easy to keep track of all your different passwords.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-gen-3-subhead = Be cautious about giving out personal information\n# Link title\nrec-gen-3-cta = Read more security tips\nrec-gen-3 =\n  Don’t hand out personal data if you don’t have to. If you are asked to\n  enter or give out your email address, ZIP code, or phone number, you can say no.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-gen-4-subhead = Update software and apps regularly\nrec-gen-4 =\n  Updating your smartphone apps, browsers, and operating systems makes your\n  devices more secure. These updates fix bugs, software vulnerabilities, and security problems.\n"])

self.__next_f.push([1,"# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\n# Settings page\n\nsettings-page-title = { -product-short-name } Settings\n\n## Breach alert preferences\n\nsettings-alert-email-preferences-title = Email preferences\nsettings-alert-email-preferences-subtitle = Tell us which emails you’d like to receive.\nsettings-alert-preferences-allow-breach-alerts-title = Instant breach alerts\nsettings-alert-preferences-allow-breach-alerts-subtitle = These alerts are sent immediately once a data breach is detected\nsettings-alert-preferences-option-one = Send breach alerts to the affected email address\nsettings-alert-preferences-option-two = Send all breach alerts to the primary email address\n\n## Monitored email addresses\n\nsettings-email-verification-callout = Email verification required\nsettings-remove-email-button-label = Remove\n\nsettings-email-addresses-header = Email addresses\nsettings-email-addresses-description = { -brand-monitor } will alert you if these emails show up in known breaches.\nsettings-email-addresses-add-email-button = Add email address\n# Variables:\n#   $limit (number) - Number of emails that can be added for monitoring.\nsettings-email-addresses-add-email-indicator-limit = Add up to { $limit }\nsettings-email-addresses-add-email-resend-button-label = Resend verification link\n\ninput-error-alt = Error\n\n## Email address dialog\n\nsettings-email-addresses-initial-dialog-header = Add an email address\nsettings-email-addresses-initial-dialog-description = We’ll send a verification link for you to confirm you’d like to include it in a future { -brand-monitor } scan.\nsettings-email-addresses-initial-dialog-add-email-input-label = Enter email address\nsettings-email-addresses-initial-dialog-add-email-button-label = Send verification link\n# Variables:\n#   $email (string) - Email address the confirmation has been sent to.\nsettings-email-addresses-confirmation-dialog-header = Verification link sent to \u003cb\u003e{ $email }\u003c/b\u003e\nsettings-email-addresses-confirmation-dialog-description = Open the link to add it to this account for future { -brand-monitor } scans.\nsettings-email-addresses-confirmation-dialog-close-button = Close\n\n## Delete Monitor account\n\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-title = Delete { -brand-monitor } account\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-description = This will permanently delete your { -brand-monitor } account and turn off all notifications.\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-cta-label = Delete account\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-dialog-title = Your { -brand-monitor } account will be permanently deleted\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-dialog-lead-v2 = All of your { -brand-monitor } account information will be deleted and we’ll no longer monitor for new data breaches. This will not delete your { -brand-mozilla-account }.\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-dialog-cta-label = Delete account\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-dialog-cancel-button-label = Never mind, take me back\nsettings-delete-monitor-account-confirmation-toast-label-2 = Your { -brand-monitor } account is now deleted.\nsettings-delete-monitor-account-confirmation-toast-dismiss-label = Dismiss\n\n## Settings page redesign\n\n# Label for a navigation bar link to settings for updating the users scan profile info – “update” is used as a verb.\nsettings-tab-label-update-scan-info = Update scan info\nsettings-tab-label-edit-info = Edit your info\nsettings-tab-label-notifications = Set notifications\nsettings-tab-label-manage-account = Manage account\n\nsettings-tab-subtitle-manage-account = Manage your { -product-name } account.\n\nsettings-tab-notifications-marketing-title = Marketing communications\nsettings-tab-notifications-marketing-text = Periodic updates about { -brand-monitor }, { -brand-mozilla }, and our other security products.\nsettings-tab-notifications-marketing-link-label = Go to { -brand-mozilla } email settings\n"])

self.__next_f.push([1,"# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\n# Used as selector at the top of a dialog to display new announcements.\nannouncement-dialog-default-tab = New\n# Used as selector at the top of a dialog to display announcements that have been seen.\nannouncement-dialog-history-tab = All\n# To go back to the list of announcements\nannouncement-dialog-back = Back\nannouncement-dialog-clear-all = Mark all as read\nannouncement-dialog-empty-state-title = No updates\nannouncement-dialog-empty-state-description = Check back regularly for updates and information on our latest features.\nannouncement-dialog-trigger-alt = Open announcements\nannouncement-dialog-alt = List of announcements\nannouncement-small-img-alt = Announcement icon\nannouncement-big-img-alt = Announcement image\n\n# between announcement- and -title or -description is the announcement_id.\n\n# Variables:\n# $emailAddressesCount (string) - number of email addresses allowed for data breach monitoring\nannouncement-free-data-breach-monitoring-title =\n    { $emailAddressesCount -\u003e\n        [one] Get free data breach monitoring for up to { $emailAddressesCount } email address.\n       *[other] Get free data breach monitoring for up to { $emailAddressesCount } email addresses.\n    }\nannouncement-free-data-breach-monitoring-description = Help keep your info safe with data breach monitoring. { -brand-monitor } will alert you if your info appears in a data breach.\nannouncement-free-data-breach-monitoring-cta-label = Learn more\n"])

self.__next_f.push([1,"# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\n\n## The following messages are brand and should be kept entirely in English\n## unless otherwise indicated.\n\n-product-name = Mozilla Monitor\n-product-short-name = Monitor\n-brand-name = Firefox\n-brand-HIBP = Have I Been Pwned\n-brand-lockwise = Firefox Lockwise\n-brand-firefox = Firefox\n-brand-monitor = Monitor\n-brand-fx-monitor = Mozilla Monitor\n-brand-mozilla = Mozilla\n-brand-premium = Premium\n-brand-monitor-premium = Monitor Premium\n-brand-mozilla-foundation = Mozilla Foundation\n-brand-github = GitHub\n-brand-mozilla-vpn = Mozilla VPN\n-brand-relay = Firefox Relay\n-brand-mozilla-monitor = Mozilla Monitor\n-brand-monitor-plus = Monitor Plus\n-brand-solo-ai = Solo AI\n\n##\n\nerror-not-subscribed = This email address is not subscribed to { -product-name }.\nuser-add-invalid-email = Invalid Email\nuser-add-too-many-emails = You are monitoring the maximum number of email addresses.\nuser-add-duplicate-email = This email has already been added to { -product-name }.\nuser-add-verification-email-just-sent = Another verification email can’t be sent this quickly. Please try again later.\nuser-add-unknown-error = Something went wrong adding another email address. Please try again later.\nuser-delete-unknown-error = Something went wrong removing an email address. Please try again later.\nuser-verify-token-error = Verification token is required.\n# compromised-data = the kind of user data exposed to hackers in data breach.\ncompromised-data = Compromised data:\n# Link title\nmore-about-this-breach = More about this breach\nsensitive-sites = How does { -product-name } treat sensitive sites?\nsensitive-sites-copy =\n    { -product-name } only reveals accounts associated with these\n    types of breaches after an email address has been verified. This means you’re the\n    only person who can see if your information was in this breach (unless someone\n    else has access to your email account).\nwhat-data = What data was compromised:\ndelayed-reporting-headline = Why did it take so long to report this breach?\ndelayed-reporting-copy =\n    It can sometimes take months or years for credentials exposed \n    in a data breach to appear on the dark web. Breaches get added to our database as \n    soon as they have been discovered and verified.\n\n##\n\nwhat-is-a-website-breach = What is a website breach?\nwebsite-breach-blurb = A website data breach happens when cyber criminals steal, copy, or expose personal information from online accounts. It’s usually a result of hackers finding a weak spot in the website’s security. Breaches can also happen when account information gets leaked by accident.\n# This is a section headline on the breach detail page that appears above\n# a short summary about the breach.\nbreach-overview-title = Overview\n# This is a standardized breach overview blurb that appears on all breach detail pages.\n# $breachTitle is the name of the breached company or website.\n# $breachDate and $addedDate are calendar dates.\nbreach-overview-new = On { $breachDate }, { $breachTitle } was breached. Once the breach was discovered and verified, it was added to our database on { $addedDate }.\n\n## These are part of a confirmation page that appears after a user has verified\n## an additional email to Firefox Monitor.\n\n# This string is a label for the calendar date a breach is added to the database\n# and is followed by that date.\nbreach-added-label = Breach added:\n# Section headline\nrec-section-headline = What to do for this breach\nrec-section-subhead = We recommend you take these steps to keep your personal info safe and protect your digital identity.\n# Section headline\nrec-section-headline-no-pw = What to do to protect your personal info\nrec-section-subhead-no-pw = Though passwords weren’t exposed in this breach, there are still steps you can take to better protect your personal info.\n\n##\n\n# “account” can be localized, “Mozilla” must be treated as a brand,\n# and kept in English.\n-brand-mozilla-account = Mozilla account\nopen-in-new-tab-alt = Open link in a new tab\n\n## Search Engine Optimization\n\nmeta-desc-2 = Find out if you’ve been part of a data breach with { -brand-fx-monitor }. We’ll help you understand what to do next and continuously monitor for any new breaches.\n\n## Header\n\n# Deprecated\nbrand-fx-monitor = { -brand-fx-monitor }\nsign-in = Sign In\nbrand-mozilla-monitor = { -brand-fx-monitor }\n\n## Site navigation\n\nmobile-menu-label = Main menu\nmain-nav-button-collapse-label = Collapse menu\nmain-nav-button-collapse-tooltip = Collapse menu\nmain-nav-button-expand-label = Expand menu\nmain-nav-button-expand-tooltip = Expand menu\nmain-nav-label = Navigation\nmain-nav-link-home-label = Home\nmain-nav-link-dashboard-label = Dashboard\nmain-nav-link-settings-label = Settings\nmain-nav-link-faq-label = FAQs\nmain-nav-link-faq-tooltip = Frequently asked questions\n\n## User menu\n\nuser-menu-trigger-label = Open user menu\nuser-menu-trigger-tooltip = Profile\nuser-menu-manage-fxa-label = Manage your { -brand-mozilla-account }\nuser-menu-settings-label = Settings\nuser-menu-settings-tooltip = Configure { -brand-mozilla-monitor }\nuser-menu-help-label = Help and support\nuser-menu-help-tooltip = Get help using { -brand-mozilla-monitor }\nuser-menu-signout-label = Sign out\nuser-menu-signout-tooltip = Sign out of { -brand-mozilla-monitor }\n\n## Footer\n\nmozilla = { -brand-mozilla }\nterms-of-service = Terms of Service\nprivacy-notice = Privacy Notice\ngithub = { -brand-github }\nfooter-nav-recent-breaches = Recent Data Breaches\nfooter-external-link-faq-label = FAQs\nfooter-external-link-faq-tooltip = Frequently asked questions\n\n## Error page\n\n# Variables:\n#   $errorCode (number) - \"404\"\nerror-page-error-404-title = { $errorCode } Page not found\nerror-page-error-404-copy = We’re sorry, the page you’re looking for no longer exists.\nerror-page-error-404-cta-button = Go back\n\n## Breach overview page\n\nall-breaches-headline-3 = Data Breach Database\nall-breaches-lead = We monitor all known data breaches to find out if your personal information was compromised. Here’s a complete list of all of the breaches that have been reported since 2007.\nsearch-breaches = Search Breaches\n# the kind of user data exposed to hackers in data breach.\nexposed-data = Exposed data:\n\n## Public breach detail page\n\nfind-out-if-2 = Find out if you were involved in this breach\nfind-out-if-description = We’ll help you quickly see if your email address was exposed in this breach, and understand what to do next.\nbreach-detail-cta-signup = Check for breaches\nloading-accessibility = Loading\n"])

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self.__next_f.push([1,"# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\n\n# Chart summarizing total exposures\n\n# The number inside \u003cnr\u003e will be displayed in a large font,\n# the label inside \u003clabel\u003e will be shown underneath, in a smaller font.\n# Variables:\n#   $nr (number) - Number of unresolved exposures for the user\nexposure-chart-heading =\n    { $nr -\u003e\n        [one] \u003cnr\u003e{ $nr }\u003c/nr\u003e \u003clabel\u003eexposure\u003c/label\u003e\n       *[other] \u003cnr\u003e{ $nr }\u003c/nr\u003e \u003clabel\u003eexposures\u003c/label\u003e\n    }\n# Variables:\n#   $nr (number) - Number of fixed exposures found for the user\nexposure-chart-heading-fixed = \u003cnr\u003e{ $nr }\u003c/nr\u003e \u003clabel\u003eFixed\u003c/label\u003e\nexposure-chart-legend-heading-type = Exposure\nexposure-chart-legend-heading-nr = Number\n# Variables:\n#   $nr (number) - Number of a particular type of exposure found for the user\nexposure-chart-legend-value-nr = { $nr }×\nexposure-chart-caption = This chart shows how many times your info is actively exposed.\n# Variables:\n#   $total_fixed_exposures_num (number) - Number of fixed exposures\n#   $total_exposures_num (number) - Number of total exposures\nexposure-chart-caption-fixed = This chart shows the total exposures that are fixed ({ $total_fixed_exposures_num } out of { $total_exposures_num })\nexposure-chart-returning-user-upgrade-prompt = Home address, family members and more are not yet included.\nexposure-chart-returning-user-upgrade-prompt-cta = Start a free scan\nexposure-chart-scan-in-progress-prompt = \u003cb\u003eScan in progress:\u003c/b\u003e address, family members, and more are not yet included.\nmodal-active-number-of-exposures-title = About your number of active exposures\n# Variables:\n#   $limit (number) - Number of email addresses included in the plan\nmodal-active-number-of-exposures-part-one-all =\n    { $limit -\u003e\n        [one] This chart includes the total number of times we found each type of data exposed across all data breaches for the { $limit } email address that you are currently monitoring.\n       *[other] This chart includes the total number of times we found each type of data exposed across all data breaches for up to { $limit } email addresses that you are currently monitoring.\n    }\nmodal-active-number-of-exposures-part-two = For example, if you have 10 exposures of your phone number, that might mean one phone number is exposed across 10 different sites, or it could mean 2 different phone numbers were exposed across 5 different sites.\nmodal-active-number-of-exposures-part-three-all = Once they are resolved, they will be added to your total number of fixed exposures on the Fixed page.\nmodal-fixed-number-of-exposures-title = About your number of fixed exposures\nmodal-fixed-number-of-exposures-all = This chart includes the total number of data breaches that have been fixed for all email addresses you’re currently monitoring. Once exposures are marked as fixed, they’ll be added to the total here.\nmodal-cta-ok = OK\nmodal-cta-got-it = Got it\nopen-modal-alt = Open modal\nclose-modal-alt = Close modal\nprogress-card-heres-what-we-fixed-headline-all = Here’s what you fixed\nprogress-card-manually-fixed-headline = Manually fixed\ndashboard-tab-label-action-needed = Action needed\ndashboard-tab-label-fixed = Fixed\ndashboard-exposures-all-fixed-label = All fixed here!\ndashboard-exposures-area-headline = View all sites where your info is exposed\n# Note: this line precedes dashboard-exposures-area-description-all-line2.\n# Variables:\n#   $exposures_unresolved_num (number) - the unresolved number of exposures the user has.\ndashboard-exposures-area-description-all-line1 =\n    { $exposures_unresolved_num -\u003e\n        [one] We found { $exposures_unresolved_num } exposure of your data.\n       *[other] We found { $exposures_unresolved_num } exposures of your data.\n    }\n# Note: this line follows dashboard-exposures-area-description-all-line1.\n# Variables:\n#   $data_breach_unresolved_num (number) - the unresolved number of data breaches the user has.\ndashboard-exposures-area-description-all-line2 =\n    { $data_breach_unresolved_num -\u003e\n        [one] It appeared in { $data_breach_unresolved_num } data breach.\n       *[other] It appeared across { $data_breach_unresolved_num } data breaches.\n    }\ndashboard-fixed-area-headline-all = View all exposures that are fixed\n# This is the label on a button that opens a popover menu, which shows a menu to adjust filters for the listed exposures.\ndashboard-exposures-filter = Filter\ndashboard-exposures-filter-company = Company\ndashboard-exposures-filter-date-found = Date found\ndashboard-exposures-filter-date-found-last-seven-days = Last 7 days\ndashboard-exposures-filter-date-found-last-thirty-days = Last 30 days\ndashboard-exposures-filter-date-found-last-year = Last year\ndashboard-exposures-filter-status = Status\npopover-open-filter-settings-alt = Select filters\ndashboard-exposures-filter-show-all = Show all\ndashboard-exposures-filter-show-results = Show results\ndashboard-exposures-filter-reset = Reset\n\n## Top banner on the dashboard\n\ndashboard-top-banner-section-label = Dashboard summary\ndashboard-top-banner-your-data-is-protected-title = Your data is protected\ndashboard-top-banner-your-data-is-protected-cta = See what’s fixed\ndashboard-top-banner-protect-your-data-title = Let’s protect your data\ndashboard-top-banner-protect-your-data-cta = Let’s fix it\n# Note: this line is followed by `dashboard-top-banner-non-us-protect-your-data-description-line1`.\n# Variables:\n#   $exposures_unresolved_num (number) - the total number of exposures the user has.\ndashboard-top-banner-non-us-protect-your-data-description-line1 =\n    { $exposures_unresolved_num -\u003e\n        [one] We found { $exposures_unresolved_num } exposure of your data.\n       *[other] We found { $exposures_unresolved_num } exposures of your data.\n    }\n# Note: this line is preceded by `dashboard-top-banner-non-us-protect-your-data-description-line1`.\n# Variables:\n#   $data_breach_unresolved_num (number) - the total number of data breaches the user has.\ndashboard-top-banner-non-us-protect-your-data-description-line2 =\n    { $data_breach_unresolved_num -\u003e\n        [one] It appeared in { $data_breach_unresolved_num } data breach. We’ll guide you step-by-step on how to fix it.\n       *[other] It appeared across { $data_breach_unresolved_num } data breaches. We’ll guide you step-by-step on how to fix it.\n    }\ndashboard-top-banner-no-exposures-found-title = No exposures found\ndashboard-top-banner-non-us-no-exposures-found-description = Great news! We searched all known data breaches and found no exposures. We’ll keep monitoring your email address and will alert you if a new breach occurs.\ndashboard-no-exposures-label = No exposures found\n# Variables:\n# $exposures_resolved_num is the number of exposures the user has resolved.\ndashboard-top-banner-non-us-your-data-is-protected-description =\n    { $exposures_resolved_num -\u003e\n        [one] Great work, the exposure of your data is fixed! We’ll keep monitoring and will alert you of any new exposures.\n       *[other] Great work, all { $exposures_resolved_num } exposures of your data are fixed! We’ll keep monitoring and will alert you of any new exposures.\n    }\ndashboard-top-banner-monitor-more-cta = Monitor more emails\n\n# About Exposure Indicators Modal\n\nmodal-exposure-status-description-all =\n    We search for exposures in all known data breaches.\n    Your exposures will have one of the following statuses:\nmodal-exposure-indicator-title = Exposure statuses\nmodal-exposure-indicator-action-needed = Advanced or manual action is needed by you to complete an action.\nmodal-exposure-indicator-fixed = The exposure has been resolved and there’s no action for you to take.\n"])

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information\ndevice-serial-numbers = Device serial numbers\ndevice-usage-tracking-data = Device usage tracking data\ndisplay-names = Display names\ndrinking-habits = Drinking habits\ndriver-s-licenses = Driver’s licences\ndrug-habits = Drug habits\nearnings = Earnings\neating-habits = Eating habits\neducation-levels = Education levels\nemail-addresses = Email addresses\nemail-messages = Email messages\nemployers = Employers\nemployment-statuses = Employment statuses\nencrypted-keys = Encrypted keys\nethnicities = Ethnicities\nfamily-members-names = Family members’ names\nfamily-plans = Family plans\nfamily-structure = Family structure\nfinancial-investments = Financial investments\nfinancial-transactions = Financial transactions\nfitness-levels = Fitness levels\nflights-taken = Flights taken\nforum-posts = Forum posts\ngenders = Genders\ngeographic-locations = Geographic locations\ngovernment-issued-ids = Government issued IDs\nhealth-insurance-information = Health insurance 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For more information, please visit \u003csupport-link\u003e{ -brand-mozilla } Support\u003c/support-link\u003e.\nemail-footer-reason-subscriber-one-time = You’ve received this one-time automated email because you are subscribed to { -brand-monitor-plus }. You won’t receive any further emails like this. For more information, please visit \u003csupport-link\u003e{ -brand-mozilla } Support\u003c/support-link\u003e.\n# Variables:\n#    $support_link (string) - The URL the user can visit for support, e.g. \"https://support.mozilla.org\"\nemail-footer-support-content-plain =\n    Visit our Support Centre for help:\n    { $support_link }\n# Variables:\n#   $hibp_link (string) - URL to Have I Been Pwned, e.g. \"https://haveibeenpwned.com\".\nemail-footer-source-hibp-plain = Breach data provided by { -brand-HIBP }: { $hibp_link }\nemail-footer-source-hibp = Breach data provided by \u003chibp-link\u003e{ -brand-HIBP }\u003c/hibp-link\u003e\nemail-footer-logo-mozilla-alt = { -brand-mozilla }\nemail-footer-meta-privacy-notice = Privacy\nemail-unsubscribe-link = \u003clink_to_unsub\u003eUnsubscribe\u003c/link_to_unsub\u003e\n# Variables:\n#   $unsub_link (string) - URL to the unsubscribe page, e.g. \"https://monitor.mozilla.org/unsubscribe/...\".\nemail-unsubscribe-link-plain = Unsubscribe: { $unsub_link }\n# Firefox Relay is a product name and should not be translated.\n-product-name-relay = Firefox Relay\n# Mozilla VPN is a product name and should not be translated.\n-product-name-vpn = Mozilla VPN\n# Button text\nverify-email-cta = Verify Email\n# Headline of verification email\nemail-link-expires = This link expires in 24 hours\n\n##\n\n# Subject line of email\nemail-subject-found-breaches = { -product-name } found your info in these breaches\n# Subject line of email\nemail-subject-no-breaches = { -product-name } found no known breaches\n# Subject line of email\nemail-subject-verify = Verify your email for { -product-name }\nfxm-warns-you-no-breaches =\n    { -product-name } warns you about data breaches involving your personal info. \n    So far, no breaches were found. We’ll send you an alert if your email address appears in a new breach.\n\n## 2022 email template. HTML tags should not be translated, e.g. `\u003ca\u003e`\n\n# Have I Been Pwned attribution\n# Variables:\n#   $hibp-link-attr (String) - Link to Have I Been Pwned\nemail-2022-hibp-attribution = Breach data provided by \u003ca { $hibp-link-attr }\u003e{ -brand-HIBP }\u003c/a\u003e\n\n## Verification email\n\nemail-verify-heading = Safeguard your data, starting right now\nemail-verify-simply-click = Simply click the link below to finish verifying your account.\n\n## Breach report\n\nemail-breach-summary = Here’s your data breach summary\n# Variables:\n#   $email-address (string) - Email address, bolded\nemail-breach-detected = Search results for your { $email-address } account have detected that your email may have been exposed. We recommend you act now to resolve this breach.\nemail-dashboard-cta = Go to Dashboard\n\n## Breach alert email\n\nemail-breach-alert-all-subject = New data breach detected\nemail-breach-alert-all-preview = We’ll guide you through the steps to resolve it.\nemail-breach-alert-all-hero-heading = You’ve been in a new data breach\nemail-breach-alert-all-hero-subheading = Don’t worry, we can help you resolve this exposure\nemail-breach-alert-all-lead = { -brand-mozilla-monitor } discovered the following data breach that includes your personal information:\nemail-breach-alert-all-source-title = Breach source:\nemail-breach-alert-all-data-points-title = Your exposed data:\nemail-breach-alert-all-next-steps-lead = We’ll guide you step-by-step on how to resolve this data breach.\nemail-breach-alert-all-next-steps-cta-label = Let’s get started\nemail-breach-alert-all-next-steps-button-dashboard = Go to Dashboard\n\n## Breach alert redesigned strings\n\n# $company-name is the name of the company/site that was breached.\nemail-breach-alert-all-hero-heading-1 = { $company-name } data breach details\n# $company-name is the name of the company/site that was breached.\n# $breach-date is the date of the breach.\nemail-breach-alert-all-lead-1 = { -brand-mozilla-monitor } found your info in a { $company-name } data breach on { $breach-date }. You’re getting this alert because you signed up for \u003clink_to_settings\u003ebreach notifications\u003c/link_to_settings\u003e.\nemail-breach-alert-all-source-title-1 = Breach details\nemail-breach-alert-company = Company:\nemail-breach-alert-date-of-breach = Date of breach:\nemail-breach-alert-info-exposed = Your exposed info:\nemail-breach-alert-next-steps = Next steps\nemail-breach-alert-next-steps-description = \u003csign_in_link\u003eSign in\u003c/sign_in_link\u003e to your { -brand-mozilla-monitor } dashboard. We’ll guide you through the steps needed to resolve it.\nemail-breach-alert-all-next-steps-button-resolve-breach-on-dashboard = Resolve breach on dashboard\nemail-breach-alert-faqs-title = FAQs\nemail-breach-alert-faq-qn-1 = Why am I receiving this?\nemail-breach-alert-faq-ans-1 = You signed up for data breach alerts. \u003clink_to_settings\u003eUpdate your preferences\u003c/link_to_settings\u003e anytime in settings.\nemail-breach-alert-faq-qn-2 = Why don’t I recognize this company or site?\nemail-breach-alert-faq-ans-2 = It may have changed ownership or name, involve an old account or one that was created for you, or come from a purchased list of exposed personal info.\nemail-breach-alert-faq-qn-3 = What’s a data breach alert?\nemail-breach-alert-faq-ans-3 = A notification { -brand-mozilla-monitor } sends when personal info you’re monitoring gets exposed, stolen, or copied without permission.\nemail-breach-alert-faq-qn-4 = What’s { -brand-mozilla-monitor }?\nemail-breach-alert-faq-ans-4 = A free data breach notification service that warns you if your online accounts have been involved in a data breach.\n"])

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If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\nfix-flow-nav-high-risk-data-breaches = High risk data breaches\nfix-flow-nav-leaked-passwords = Leaked passwords\nfix-flow-nav-security-recommendations = Security recommendations\nguided-resolution-flow-exit = Return to dashboard\nguided-resolution-flow-next-arrow = Go to next step\nguided-resolution-flow-next-arrow-sub-step = Go to next result\nguided-resolution-flow-step-navigation-label = Guided steps\n\n# Celebration screens\n\n\n## Shared CTA labels\n\nfix-flow-celebration-next-label = Let’s keep going\nfix-flow-celebration-next-recommendations-label = See recommendations\nfix-flow-celebration-next-dashboard-label = Go to your Dashboard\n\n## High-risk flow\n\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-title = You’ve fixed your high risk exposures!\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-in-progress = Doing this work can feel like a lot, but it’s important to do so to keep yourself safe. Keep up the good work.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-done = Doing this work can feel like a lot, but it’s important to do so to keep yourself safe.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-next-passwords = Now let’s fix your exposed passwords.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-next-security-questions = Now let’s fix your exposed security questions.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-next-security-recommendations = Next, we’ll give you personalized security recommendations based on what data of yours has been exposed.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-next-dashboard = You’ve reached the end of your steps. You can view any action items and track your progress on your dashboard.\n\n## Leaked passwords and security questions flow\n\nfix-flow-celebration-leaked-passwords-title = Your passwords are now protected!\nfix-flow-celebration-security-questions-title = Your security questions are protected!\nfix-flow-celebration-leaked-passwords-description-next-security-questions = Now let’s review and update your exposed security questions.\nfix-flow-celebration-leaked-passwords-description-next-security-recommendations = Next, we’ll give you personalized security recommendations based on what data of yours has been exposed.\nfix-flow-celebration-leaked-passwords-description-next-dashboard = Nicely done! You’ve reached the end of your steps. You can view any action items and track your progress on your dashboard.\n\n## Security recommendations flow\n\nfix-flow-celebration-security-recommendations-title = You’ve completed all your recommendations!\nfix-flow-celebration-security-recommendations-description-next-dashboard = Nicely done! You’ve reached the end of your steps. You can view any action items and track your progress on your dashboard.\n\n# High Risk Data Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-heading = Here’s what to do\nhigh-risk-breach-subheading = This requires access to your sensitive info, so you’ll need to manually fix it.\n# Variables\n# $num_breaches is the number of breaches where the high risk data was found.\nhigh-risk-breach-summary =\n    { $num_breaches -\u003e\n        [one] It appeared in { $num_breaches } data breach:\n       *[other] It appeared in { $num_breaches } data breaches:\n    }\n# Variables\n# $breach_name is the name of the breach where the high risk data was found.\n# $breach_date is the date when the breach occurred.\n# An example of this string is Twitter on 13/09/18.\nhigh-risk-breach-name-and-date = { $breach_name } \u003cbreach_date\u003eon { $breach_date }\u003c/breach_date\u003e\nhigh-risk-breach-mark-as-fixed = Mark as fixed\nhigh-risk-breach-skip = Skip for now\n# Variables:\n# $estimated_time is the estimated time it would take for a user to complete breach resolution steps. It not be singular, and the + is meant as \"or more\".\n# An example of this string is Your estimated time: 15+ minutes.\nhigh-risk-breach-estimated-time =\n    { $estimated_time -\u003e\n       *[other] Your estimated time: { $estimated_time }+ minutes\n    }\n\n# Credit Card Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-title = Your credit card number was exposed\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-description = Anyone who gets it can make unauthorized purchases that you may be liable for. Act now to prevent financial harm.\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-step-one = If you still have this card, contact the issuer to report it stolen.\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-step-two = Request a new card with a new number.\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-step-three = Check your accounts for unauthorized charges.\n\n# Bank Account Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-title = Your bank account was exposed\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-description = Taking action as soon as possible could give you more legal protections to help you recover any losses.\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-step-one = Notify your bank immediately that your account number has been compromised.\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-step-two = Change your account number.\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-step-three = Check your accounts for unauthorized charges.\n\n# Social Security Number Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-social-security-title = Your social security number was exposed\nhigh-risk-breach-social-security-description = Scammers can open up new loans or credit cards with your social security number. Act fast to prevent financial harm.\nhigh-risk-breach-social-security-step-one = Protect yourself by \u003clink_to_info\u003esetting up a fraud alert or freezing your credit.\u003c/link_to_info\u003e\nhigh-risk-breach-social-security-step-two = \u003clink_to_info\u003eCheck your credit report\u003c/link_to_info\u003e for unrecognized accounts.\n\n# Social Security Number Modal\n\nssn-modal-title = About fraud alerts and credit freezes\nssn-modal-description-fraud-part-one = \u003cb\u003eA fraud alert\u003c/b\u003e requires businesses to verify your identity before it issues new credit in your name. It’s free, lasts one year, and won’t negatively affect your credit score.\nssn-modal-description-fraud-part-two = To set one up, contact any one of the three credit bureaus. You don’t have to contact all three.\nssn-modal-description-freeze-credit-part-one = \u003cb\u003eFreezing your credit\u003c/b\u003e prevents anyone from opening a new account in your name. It’s free and won’t negatively affect your credit score, but you’ll need to unfreeze it before opening any new accounts.\nssn-modal-description-freeze-credit-part-two = To freeze your credit, contact each of the three credit bureaus — \u003cequifax_link\u003eEquifax\u003c/equifax_link\u003e, \u003cexperian_link\u003eExperian\u003c/experian_link\u003e, and \u003ctransunion_link\u003eTransUnion\u003c/transunion_link\u003e.\nssn-modal-learn-more = Learn more about fraud alerts and credit freezes\nssn-modal-ok = OK\n\n# PIN Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-title = Your PIN was exposed\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-description = Taking action as soon as possible could give you more legal protections to help you recover any losses.\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-step-one = Notify your bank immediately that your PIN has been compromised.\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-step-two = Change your PIN anywhere you’ve used the same one.\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-step-three = Check your accounts for unauthorized charges.\n\n# No high risk breaches found\n\nhigh-risk-breach-none-title = Great news, we didn’t find any high risk data breaches\n# Variables\n# $email_list is list of emails that the user is monitoring for breaches. E.g. john@yahoo.com, ali@gmail.com, sam@hotmail.com\nhigh-risk-breach-none-description = We detect data breaches based on your email address, and we didn’t find any high risk data breaches for { $email_list }.\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-part-one = High risk data breaches include:\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-ssn = Social security number\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-bank-account = Bank account info\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-cc-number = Credit card numbers\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-pin = PINs\nhigh-risk-breach-none-continue = Continue\n\n# Security recommendations\n\nsecurity-recommendation-steps-label = Security recommendations\nsecurity-recommendation-steps-title = Here’s our advice:\nsecurity-recommendation-steps-cta-label = Got it!\n\n# Phone security recommendation\n\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-title = Protect your phone number\n# $num_breaches is the number of breaches where the phone number was found.\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-summary =\n    { $num_breaches -\u003e\n        [one] Your phone number was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breach:\n       *[other] Your phone number was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breaches:\n    }\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-description = Unfortunately you can’t take it back. But there are steps you can take to make sure you stay safe.\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-step-one = Block spam numbers to prevent more junk calls\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-step-two = Don’t click on links in texts from unknown senders; if it appears to be from a trusted source, call directly to confirm\n\n# Email security recommendation\n\nsecurity-recommendation-email-title = Protect your email address\n# $num_breaches is the number of breaches where the email address was found.\nsecurity-recommendation-email-summary =\n    { $num_breaches -\u003e\n        [one] Your email address was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breach:\n       *[other] Your email address was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breaches:\n    }\nsecurity-recommendation-email-description = Unfortunately you can’t fix this. But there are steps you can take to protect yourself.\nsecurity-recommendation-email-step-one = Don’t click on links in emails from unknown senders; if it appears to be from trusted source, call directly to confirm\nsecurity-recommendation-email-step-two = Be aware of \u003clink_to_info\u003ephishing scams\u003c/link_to_info\u003e\nsecurity-recommendation-email-step-three = Mark suspicious emails as spam and block the sender\nsecurity-recommendation-email-step-four = Use \u003clink_to_info\u003e{ -brand-relay } email masks\u003c/link_to_info\u003e to protect your email in the future\n\n# IP security recommendation\n\nsecurity-recommendation-ip-title = Use a VPN for added privacy\n# $num_breaches is the number of breaches where the IP address was found.\nsecurity-recommendation-ip-summary =\n    { $num_breaches -\u003e\n        [one] Your IP address was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breach:\n       *[other] Your IP address was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breaches:\n    }\nsecurity-recommendation-ip-description = Your IP address pinpoints your location and internet service provider. Hackers could use this information to find your location or try to connect to your devices.\nsecurity-recommendation-ip-step-one = Use a VPN (such as \u003clink_to_info\u003e{ -brand-mozilla-vpn }\u003c/link_to_info\u003e) to hide your real IP address and use the internet privately.\n\n# Leaked Passwords\n\n# Variables\n# $breach_name is the name of the breach where the leaked password was found.\nleaked-passwords-title = Your { $breach_name } password was exposed\n# Variables\n# $breach_date is the date when the breach occurred.\nleaked-passwords-summary = It appeared in a data breach on { $breach_date }.\nleaked-passwords-description = Scammers can access your account and will likely try to use it on other accounts to see if you’ve used the same password. Change it anywhere you’ve used it to protect yourself.\nleaked-passwords-steps-title = Here’s what to do\nleaked-passwords-steps-subtitle = This requires access to your account, so you’ll need to manually fix it.\n# Variables\n# $breach_name is the name of the breach where the leaked password was found.\n# $emails_affected are the emails associated with the breach.\nleaked-passwords-step-one = Change your password for \u003cb\u003e{ $emails_affected }\u003c/b\u003e on \u003clink_to_breach_site\u003e{ $breach_name }\u003c/link_to_breach_site\u003e.\nleaked-passwords-step-two = Change it anywhere else you’ve used it.\nleaked-passwords-mark-as-fixed = Mark as fixed\nleaked-passwords-skip = Skip for now\n# Variables\n# $estimated_time is the amount of time it would take for a user to manually resolve a leaked password breach. It will always be a number greater than 1.\n# \"Est.\" is shortform for \"Estimated\".\n# \"mins\" is shortform for \"minutes\".\nleaked-passwords-estimated-time =\n    { $estimated_time -\u003e\n       *[other] Est. time to complete: { $estimated_time } mins per site\n    }\n\n# Leaked Security Questions\n\nleaked-security-questions-title = Your security questions were exposed\n# Variables\n# $breach_name is the name of the breach where the leaked security questions were found.\n# $breach_date is the date when the breach occurred.\n# An example of this string is Twitter on 13/09/18.\nleaked-security-questions-summary = They appeared in a data breach on { $breach_name } on { $breach_date }.\nleaked-security-questions-description = Scammers can use these to access your accounts, and any other site where you’ve used the same security questions. Update them now to protect your accounts.\nleaked-security-questions-steps-title = Here’s what to do\nleaked-security-questions-steps-subtitle = This requires access to your account, so you’ll need to manually fix it.\n# Variables\n# $breach_name is the name of the breach where the security questions were found.\n# $email_affected is the email associated with the breach.\nleaked-security-questions-step-one = Update your security questions for \u003cb\u003e{ $email_affected }\u003c/b\u003e on \u003clink_to_breach_site\u003e{ $breach_name }\u003c/link_to_breach_site\u003e.\nleaked-security-questions-step-two = Update them on any other site where you used the same security questions. Be sure to use different security questions for every account.\n"])

self.__next_f.push([1,"# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\n\n## Banner\n\nhow-it-works-banner-title = How it works\n\n## Intro\n\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-intro-title = We provide steps to help resolve \u003cdata_breaches\u003edata breaches\u003c/data_breaches\u003e\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-intro-text-1 = Data breaches are security violations where your personal information is either accidentally exposed or illegally stolen by hackers — including passwords, contact info, financial information, and much more. Any account or anywhere your information is stored online could be a target.\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-intro-text-2 = Resolving data breaches helps prevent hackers from accessing your accounts, causing financial harm or stealing your identity.\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-intro-cta-button = Get free scan\n\n## Step 1\n\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-1-title = Step 1\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-1-subtitle = We scan for breaches\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-1-text = Using just your email address, we search for you across all known data breaches. All subscribers can monitor 5 email addresses for free.\n\n## Step 2\n\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-2-title = Step 2\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-2-subtitle = We help you resolve breaches\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-2-text-1 = Because resolving data breaches usually involves manual steps like changing your passwords or placing a fraud alert on your credit score, we can’t resolve them for you. But we’ll walk you through the steps to resolve your leaked information.\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-2-text-2 = And if your info does fall into the wrong hands, we’ll give you security recommendations on what you can do to protect yourself now and in the future.\n\n## Step 3\n\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-3-title = Step 3\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-3-subtitle = We monitor for new breaches\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-step-3-text = Whenever we detect a new breach, we’ll check to see if you were a part of it and alert you if you are.\n\n## CTA button\n\nhow-it-works-page-data-breaches-cta-button = Get free scan\n\n## FooterSection\n\nhow-it-works-page-footersection-title = Take back control of your data\nhow-it-works-page-footersection-input-placeholder = example@example.com\nhow-it-works-page-footersection-cta-button = Get free scan\n\n## Inbound links\n## Site Navigation\n\nmain-nav-link-how-it-works-label = How It Works\nfooter-external-link-how-it-works-label = How It Works\n"])

self.__next_f.push([1,"# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\npublic-nav-name = { -brand-mozilla-monitor }\nlanding-all-hero-title = Find where your private info is exposed — and take it back\nlanding-all-hero-lead = We scan data breaches to see if your data has been leaked and give you steps to fix it.\nlanding-all-hero-emailform-input-placeholder = yourname@example.com\nlanding-all-hero-emailform-input-label = Enter your email address to check for data breach exposures.\nlanding-all-hero-emailform-submit-label = Get free scan\nlanding-all-hero-emailform-submit-sign-up-label = Sign up to get free scan\n# This is a label underneath a big number \"14\" - it's an image that demos Monitor.\nlanding-all-hero-image-chart-label = exposures\n\n## Top navbar\n\nlanding-all-hero-navbar-link-how-it-works = How it works\nlanding-all-hero-navbar-link-pricing = Pricing\nlanding-all-hero-navbar-link-faqs = FAQs\nlanding-all-hero-navbar-link-recent-breaches = Recent data breaches\n\n# Value Proposition\n\nlanding-all-value-prop-fix-exposures = We’ll help you fix your exposures\nlanding-all-value-prop-fix-exposures-description = Our mission is to put control of your personal data back in your hands. We’ll help you resolve data breaches and keep your info private — and we’ll \u003cprivacy_link\u003erespect your privacy\u003c/privacy_link\u003e in the process.\nlanding-all-value-prop-info-at-risk = What info could be at risk?\nlanding-all-value-prop-info-at-risk-description = Data leaks are unfortunately part of our digital lives. Your passwords, contact details, financial information, and other personal info can be exposed, putting you at risk of identity theft.\n\n# Quote\n\nlanding-all-quote = \u003cdata_breaches\u003eData breaches\u003c/data_breaches\u003e happen every 11 minutes, exposing your private information — but don’t worry, we can help.\n\n# Non-US FAQ\n\nlanding-all-faq-title = Frequently asked questions\n# FAQ is an acronym for Frequently Asked Questions\nlanding-all-faq-see-all = See all FAQs\nlanding-all-data-breach-definition-qn = What exactly is a data breach?\nlanding-all-data-breach-definition-ans = A data breach happens when personal or private information gets exposed, stolen or copied without permission. These security incidents can result from cyber attacks on websites, apps or any database where people’s personal information resides. A data breach can also happen accidentally, like if someone’s login credentials get posted publicly.\nlanding-all-data-breach-next-steps-qn = I just found out I’m in a data breach. What do I do next?\nlanding-all-data-breach-next-steps-ans = Visit { -brand-mozilla-monitor } to learn what to do after a data breach and get guided steps to resolve exposures of your personal info. Hackers rely on people reusing passwords, so it’s important to create strong, unique passwords for all your accounts. Keep your passwords in a safe place that only you have access to; this could be the same place where you store important documents or a password manager.\nlanding-all-data-breach-info-qn = What information gets exposed in data breaches?\nlanding-all-data-breach-info-ans = Not all breaches expose all the same info. It just depends on what hackers can access. Many data breaches expose email addresses and passwords. Others expose more sensitive information such as credit card numbers, PIN numbers, and social security numbers.\nlanding-all-close-faq-alt = Close\n\n# Social proof\n\n# Variables\n# $num_users is the number of users in the millions.\nlanding-all-social-proof-title =\n    { $num_users -\u003e\n       *[other] Trusted by { $num_users } million people worldwide\n    }\n# Variables\n# $num_countries is the number of countries available.\nlanding-all-social-proof-description =\n    { $num_countries -\u003e\n       *[other] Since 2018, we’ve helped people in { $num_countries } countries protect their data when it has been exposed.\n    }\nlanding-all-social-proof-press = As seen in\n\n# Here's How We Help\n\nlanding-all-help-protect-you = Here’s how we help protect you\nlanding-all-help-protect-you-description = We believe in your right to privacy, so data breach monitoring protection is always free.\nlanding-all-help-protect-you-feature-one = We’ll search for you in all known data breaches\nlanding-all-help-protect-you-feature-two = We’ll guide you through the steps to resolve each breach\nlanding-all-help-protect-you-feature-three = We’ll continuously monitor and send you alerts for any new breaches\nlanding-all-help-protect-you-cta = Sign up for breach alerts\nlanding-all-get-started = Scan your email to get started\nlanding-all-take-back-data = Take back control of your data\n"])

self.__next_f.push([1,"\n# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-ssn-subhead = Review your credit reports\n# Link title\nrec-ssn-cta = Request credit reports\nrec-ssn =\n    You get three free credit reports a year by law. \n    Requesting and reviewing them does not affect your credit. \n    Look for accounts, loans, or credit cards you don’t recognize.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-pw-1-subhead = Change your password\n# Link title\nrec-pw-1-cta = Change password for this site\nrec-pw-1-2 =\n    Make this password unique and different from any others you use.\n    A good strategy to follow is to combine two or more unrelated\n    words to create an entire passphrase, and include numbers and symbols.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-pw-2-subhead = Update other logins using the same password\n# Link title\nrec-pw-2-cta-fx = View logins in { -brand-name }\nrec-pw-2 =\n    Reusing passwords turns a single data breach into many. Now that this \n    password is out there, hackers could use it to get in to other accounts.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-pw-3-subhead = Use a password manager to take your passwords everywhere\n# Link title\nrec-pw-3-cta = Get { -brand-lockwise }\nrec-pw-3-fx =\n    Use { -brand-lockwise } to securely access the passwords you’ve saved in \n    { -brand-name } from anywhere — even outside of the browser.\nrec-pw-3-non-fx =\n    Use { -brand-lockwise } to keep track of all your different \n    passwords and access them securely from your phone or tablet.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-pw-4-subhead = Set up two-factor authentication (2FA)\n# Link title\nrec-pw-4-cta = See sites that offer 2FA\nrec-pw-4 =\n    Many websites offer 2FA as an extra security measure. This requires \n    another piece of information to log in to your account, such as a \n    one-time code you receive via text.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-bank-acc-subhead = Monitor your bank statements\nrec-bank-acc =\n    Check your bank statements for suspicious activity or unusual \n    charges. Notify your bank if you see anything you don’t recognize\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-cc-subhead = Monitor your credit card statements\nrec-cc =\n    Look out for strange charges on your credit card. You may want \n    to request a new card with a new number from your credit card issuer.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-email-mask-subhead = Use an email mask\nrec-email-cta = Try { -brand-relay }\nrec-email = Giving out your real email address makes it easier for hackers or trackers to find your passwords or target you online. A service like { -brand-relay } hides your real email address while forwarding emails to your real inbox.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-ip-subhead-2 = Use a VPN to mask your IP address\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-moz-vpn-cta = Try { -brand-mozilla-vpn }\nrec-moz-vpn-update-2 =\n    Your Internet Protocol address (IP address) pinpoints your location\n    and internet service provider. A service like { -brand-mozilla-vpn }\n    masks your IP address to hide your location.\n\nrec-hist-pw-subhead = Avoid reusing passwords\n# Link title\nrec-hist-pw-cta-fx = View logins in { -brand-name }\nrec-hist-pw =\n    Use unique, strong passwords for every account. If one password gets \n    exposed in a data breach, you’ll only need to update that one login.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-sec-qa-subhead = Create unique answers for security questions\nrec-sec-qa =\n    Many websites ask the same questions. If one answer gets exposed, the \n    information is out. Create long, random answers and store them somewhere safe.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-phone-num-subhead = Avoid sharing your phone number\nrec-phone-num =\n    Try to avoid giving out your phone number when signing up for new \n    accounts or services. If a phone number isn’t required, don’t enter it.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-dob-subhead = Avoid using personal info in PINs\nrec-dob =\n    Because your date of birth is easy to find in public records, \n    it’s best to avoid using it in passwords and PINs. People who \n    know your birthday could also very easily guess your PIN.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-pins-subhead = Strengthen the security of your PINs\nrec-pins =\n    A strong PIN does not contain personal info, such as your date of birth \n    or address. It should be a number only you know and can’t be easily guessed.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-address-subhead = Avoid using addresses in passwords\nrec-address =\n    Using addresses or the street where you grew up weaken your \n    passwords. Since it’s easy to find this info publicly, it makes these \n    passwords easy to guess.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-gen-1-subhead = Use unique, strong passwords for every account\n# Link title\nrec-gen-1-cta = How to create strong passwords\nrec-gen-1 =\n    Password reuse puts all your accounts at risk. This means that if \n    one password gets exposed, hackers have the keys to many accounts.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-gen-2-subhead = Store passwords in a safe place\n# Link title\nrec-gen-2-cta = Myths about password managers\nrec-gen-2 =\n    Put your login details in a secure place only you can access, such as a \n    password manager. This also makes it easy to keep track of all your different passwords.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-gen-3-subhead = Be cautious about giving out personal information\n# Link title\nrec-gen-3-cta = Read more security tips\nrec-gen-3 =\n    Don’t hand out personal data if you don’t have to. If you are asked to \n    enter or give out your email address, postal code, or phone number, you can say no.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-gen-4-subhead = Update software and apps regularly\nrec-gen-4 =\n    Updating your smartphone apps, browsers, and operating systems makes your \n    devices more secure. These updates fix bugs, software vulnerabilities, and security problems.\n"])

self.__next_f.push([1,"# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\n\n# Settings page\n\nsettings-page-title = { -product-short-name } Settings\n\n## Breach alert preferences\n\nsettings-alert-email-preferences-title = Email preferences\nsettings-alert-email-preferences-subtitle = Tell us which emails you’d like to receive.\nsettings-alert-preferences-allow-breach-alerts-title = Instant breach alerts\nsettings-alert-preferences-allow-breach-alerts-subtitle = These alerts are sent immediately once a data breach is detected\nsettings-alert-preferences-option-one = Send breach alerts to the affected email address\nsettings-alert-preferences-option-two = Send all breach alerts to the primary email address\n\n## Monitored email addresses\n\nsettings-email-verification-callout = Email verification required\nsettings-remove-email-button-label = Remove\nsettings-email-addresses-header = Email addresses\nsettings-email-addresses-description = { -brand-monitor } will alert you if these emails show up in known breaches.\nsettings-email-addresses-add-email-button = Add email address\n# Variables:\n#   $limit (number) - Number of emails that can be added for monitoring.\nsettings-email-addresses-add-email-indicator-limit = Add up to { $limit }\nsettings-email-addresses-add-email-resend-button-label = Resend verification link\ninput-error-alt = Error\n\n## Email address dialog\n\nsettings-email-addresses-initial-dialog-header = Add an email address\nsettings-email-addresses-initial-dialog-description = We’ll send a verification link for you to confirm you’d like to include it in a future { -brand-monitor } scan.\nsettings-email-addresses-initial-dialog-add-email-input-label = Enter email address\nsettings-email-addresses-initial-dialog-add-email-button-label = Send verification link\n# Variables:\n#   $email (string) - Email address the confirmation has been sent to.\nsettings-email-addresses-confirmation-dialog-header = Verification link sent to \u003cb\u003e{ $email }\u003c/b\u003e\nsettings-email-addresses-confirmation-dialog-description = Open the link to add it to this account for future { -brand-monitor } scans.\nsettings-email-addresses-confirmation-dialog-close-button = Close\n\n## Delete Monitor account\n\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-title = Delete { -brand-monitor } account\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-description = This will permanently delete your { -brand-monitor } account and turn off all notifications.\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-cta-label = Delete account\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-dialog-title = Your { -brand-monitor } account will be permanently deleted\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-dialog-lead-v2 = All of your { -brand-monitor } account information will be deleted and we’ll no longer monitor for new data breaches. This will not delete your { -brand-mozilla-account }.\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-dialog-cta-label = Delete account\nsettings-delete-monitor-free-account-dialog-cancel-button-label = Never mind, take me back\nsettings-delete-monitor-account-confirmation-toast-label-2 = Your { -brand-monitor } account is now deleted.\nsettings-delete-monitor-account-confirmation-toast-dismiss-label = Dismiss\n\n## Settings page redesign\n\n# Label for a navigation bar link to settings for updating the users scan profile info – “update” is used as a verb.\nsettings-tab-label-update-scan-info = Update scan info\nsettings-tab-label-edit-info = Edit your info\nsettings-tab-label-notifications = Set notifications\nsettings-tab-label-manage-account = Manage account\nsettings-tab-subtitle-manage-account = Manage your { -product-name } account.\nsettings-tab-notifications-marketing-title = Marketing communications\nsettings-tab-notifications-marketing-text = Periodic updates about { -brand-monitor }, { -brand-mozilla }, and our other security products.\nsettings-tab-notifications-marketing-link-label = Go to { -brand-mozilla } email settings\n"])

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self.__next_f.push([1,"# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\n\n## The following messages are brand and should be kept entirely in English\n## unless otherwise indicated.\n\n-product-name = Mozilla Monitor\n-product-short-name = Monitor\n-brand-name = Firefox\n-brand-HIBP = Have I Been Pwned\n-brand-lockwise = Firefox Lockwise\n-brand-firefox = Firefox\n-brand-monitor = Monitor\n-brand-fx-monitor = Mozilla Monitor\n-brand-mozilla = Mozilla\n-brand-premium = Premium\n-brand-monitor-premium = Monitor Premium\n-brand-mozilla-foundation = Mozilla Foundation\n-brand-github = GitHub\n-brand-mozilla-vpn = Mozilla VPN\n-brand-relay = Firefox Relay\n-brand-mozilla-monitor = Mozilla Monitor\n-brand-monitor-plus = Monitor Plus\n-brand-solo-ai = Solo AI\n\n##\n\nerror-not-subscribed = This email address is not subscribed to { -product-name }.\nuser-add-invalid-email = Invalid Email\nuser-add-too-many-emails = You are monitoring the maximum number of email addresses.\nuser-add-duplicate-email = This email has already been added to { -product-name }.\nuser-add-verification-email-just-sent = Another verification email can’t be sent this quickly. Please try again later.\nuser-add-unknown-error = Something went wrong adding another email address. Please try again later.\nuser-delete-unknown-error = Something went wrong removing an email address. Please try again later.\nuser-verify-token-error = Verification token is required.\n# compromised-data = the kind of user data exposed to hackers in data breach.\ncompromised-data = Compromised data:\n# Link title\nmore-about-this-breach = More about this breach\nsensitive-sites = How does { -product-name } treat sensitive sites?\nsensitive-sites-copy =\n    { -product-name } only reveals accounts associated with these\n    types of breaches after an email address has been verified. This means you’re the\n    only person who can see if your information was in this breach (unless someone\n    else has access to your email account).\nwhat-data = What data was compromised:\ndelayed-reporting-headline = Why did it take so long to report this breach?\ndelayed-reporting-copy =\n    It can sometimes take months or years for credentials exposed \n    in a data breach to appear on the dark web. Breaches get added to our database as \n    soon as they have been discovered and verified.\n\n##\n\nwhat-is-a-website-breach = What is a web site breach?\nwebsite-breach-blurb = A web site data breach happens when cyber criminals steal, copy, or expose personal information from online accounts. It’s usually a result of hackers finding a weak spot in the web site’s security. Breaches can also happen when account information gets leaked by accident.\nwhat-is-data-agg = What is a data aggregator?\nwhat-is-data-agg-blurb = Data aggregators, or data brokers, collect information from public records and other sources, including data purchased from companies. They compile this information to create detailed consumer profiles, which are sold to businesses for marketing purposes. Hackers could use this data for profiling, impersonation or other forms of fraud. You may not recognise some of these companies because data aggregators often collect information about people without them ever creating an account or signing up for a service.\n# This is a section headline on the breach detail page that appears above\n# a short summary about the breach.\nbreach-overview-title = Overview\n# This is a standardized breach overview blurb that appears on all breach detail pages.\n# $breachTitle is the name of the breached company or website.\n# $breachDate and $addedDate are calendar dates.\nbreach-overview-new = On { $breachDate }, { $breachTitle } was breached. Once the breach was discovered and verified, it was added to our database on { $addedDate }.\n\n## These are part of a confirmation page that appears after a user has verified\n## an additional email to Firefox Monitor.\n\n# This string is a label for the calendar date a breach is added to the database\n# and is followed by that date.\nbreach-added-label = Breach added:\n# Section headline\nrec-section-headline = What to do for this breach\nrec-section-subhead = We recommend you take these steps to keep your personal info safe and protect your digital identity.\n# Section headline\nrec-section-headline-no-pw = What to do to protect your personal info\nrec-section-subhead-no-pw = Though passwords weren’t exposed in this breach, there are still steps you can take to better protect your personal info.\n\n##\n\n# “account” can be localized, “Mozilla” must be treated as a brand,\n# and kept in English.\n-brand-mozilla-account = Mozilla account\nopen-in-new-tab-alt = Open link in a new tab\n\n## Search Engine Optimization\n\nmeta-desc-2 = Find out if you’ve been part of a data breach with { -brand-fx-monitor }. We’ll help you understand what to do next and continuously monitor for any new breaches.\n\n## Header\n\n# Deprecated\nbrand-fx-monitor = { -brand-fx-monitor }\nsign-in = Sign In\nbrand-mozilla-monitor = { -brand-fx-monitor }\n\n## Site navigation\n\nmobile-menu-label = Main menu\nmain-nav-button-collapse-label = Collapse menu\nmain-nav-button-collapse-tooltip = Collapse menu\nmain-nav-button-expand-label = Expand menu\nmain-nav-button-expand-tooltip = Expand menu\nmain-nav-label = Navigation\nmain-nav-link-home-label = Home\nmain-nav-link-dashboard-label = Dashboard\nmain-nav-link-settings-label = Settings\nmain-nav-link-faq-label = FAQs\nmain-nav-link-faq-tooltip = Frequently asked questions\n\n## User menu\n\nuser-menu-trigger-label = Open user menu\nuser-menu-trigger-tooltip = Profile\nuser-menu-manage-fxa-label = Manage your { -brand-mozilla-account }\nuser-menu-settings-label = Settings\nuser-menu-settings-tooltip = Configure { -brand-mozilla-monitor }\nuser-menu-help-label = Help and support\nuser-menu-help-tooltip = Get help using { -brand-mozilla-monitor }\nuser-menu-signout-label = Sign out\nuser-menu-signout-tooltip = Sign out of { -brand-mozilla-monitor }\n\n## Footer\n\nmozilla = { -brand-mozilla }\nterms-of-service = Terms of Service\nprivacy-notice = Privacy Notice\ngithub = { -brand-github }\nfooter-nav-recent-breaches = Recent Data Breaches\nfooter-external-link-faq-label = FAQs\nfooter-external-link-faq-tooltip = Frequently asked questions\n\n## Error page\n\n# Variables:\n#   $errorCode (number) - \"404\"\nerror-page-error-404-title = { $errorCode } Page not found\nerror-page-error-404-copy = We’re sorry, the page you’re looking for no longer exists.\nerror-page-error-404-cta-button = Go back\n\n## Breach overview page\n\nall-breaches-headline-3 = Data Breach Database\nall-breaches-lead = We monitor all known data breaches to find out if your personal information was compromised. Here’s a complete list of all of the breaches that have been reported since 2007.\nsearch-breaches = Search Breaches\n# the kind of user data exposed to hackers in data breach.\nexposed-data = Exposed data:\n\n## Public breach detail page\n\nfind-out-if-2 = Find out if you were involved in this breach\nfind-out-if-description = We’ll help you quickly see if your email address was exposed in this breach, and understand what to do next.\nbreach-detail-cta-signup = Check for breaches\nloading-accessibility = Loading\n"])

self.__next_f.push([1,"32:T40f,# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public\n# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\nbreach-all-meta-page-title = Data Breach Database — { -brand-fx-monitor }\nbreach-all-meta-social-title = All Breaches Detected by { -brand-fx-monitor }\nbreach-all-meta-social-description = Browse the complete list of known breaches detected by { -brand-fx-monitor }, then find out if your information was exposed.\n# Variables:\n#   $company (String) - Name of the company that was breached, e.g. \"PHP Freaks\"\nbreach-detail-meta-page-title = { $company } Data Breach – { -brand-fx-monitor }\n# Variables:\n#   $company (String) - Name of the company that was breached, e.g. \"PHP Freaks\"\nbreach-detail-meta-social-title = Were you affected by the { $company } Data Breach?\nbreach-detail-meta-social-description = Use { -brand-fx-monitor } to find out if your personal information was exposed in this breach, and understand what to do next.\n33:T1e59,"])

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If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\n\n# Breach Data Classes\n\nacademic-records = Academic records\naccount-balances = Account balances\naddress-book-contacts = Address book contacts\nage-groups = Age groups\nages = Ages\nai-prompts = AI prompts\n# Refers to medical appointments.\nappointments = Appointments\napps-installed-on-devices = Apps installed on devices\nastrological-signs = Astrological signs\naudio-recordings = Audio recordings\nauth-tokens = Auth tokens\navatars = Avatars\nbank-account-numbers = Bank account numbers\nbeauty-ratings = Beauty ratings\nbiometric-data = Biometric data\n# This string is the shortened version of \"Biographies\", and\n# refers to biographical data about a user.\nbios = Bios\nbrowser-user-agent-details = Browser user agent details\nbrowsing-histories = Browsing histories\nbuying-preferences = Buying preferences\ncar-ownership-statuses = Car ownership statuses\ncareer-levels = Career levels\ncellular-network-names = Mobile network names\ncharitable-donations = Charitable donations\nchat-logs = Chat logs\ncitizenship-statuses = Citizenship statuses\nclothing-sizes = Clothing sizes\ncomments = Comments\ncompany-names = Company names\ncredit-card-cvv = Credit card CVV\ncredit-cards = Credit cards\ncredit-scores = Credit scores\ncredit-status-information = Credit status information\ncryptocurrency-wallet-addresses = Cryptocurrency wallet addresses\ncryptocurrency-wallet-hashes = Cryptocurrency wallet hashes\ncustomer-feedback = Customer feedback\ncustomer-interactions = Customer interactions\ncustomer-service-comments = Customer service comments\ndates-of-birth = Dates of birth\ndeceased-date = Deceased date\ndeceased-statuses = Deceased statuses\n# Instructions that you can set up in online shopping services to get your orders\n# delivered (e.g. deliver to a specific neighbor, entrance location, etc.).\ndelivery-instructions = Delivery instructions\ndevice-information = Device information\ndevice-serial-numbers = Device serial numbers\ndevice-usage-tracking-data = Device usage tracking data\ndisabilities = Disabilities\ndisplay-names = Display names\ndrinking-habits = Drinking habits\ndriver-s-licenses = Driver’s licences\ndrug-habits = Drug habits\nearnings = Earnings\neating-habits = Eating habits\neducation-levels = Education levels\nemail-addresses = Email addresses\nemail-messages = Email messages\nemployers = Employers\nemployment-statuses = Employment statuses\nencrypted-keys = Encrypted keys\nethnicities = Ethnicities\nfamily-members-names = Family members’ names\nfamily-plans = Family plans\nfamily-structure = Family structure\nfinancial-investments = Financial investments\nfinancial-transactions = Financial transactions\nfitness-levels = Fitness levels\nflights-taken = Flights taken\nforum-posts = Forum posts\ngenders = Genders\ngeographic-locations = Geographic locations\ngovernment-issued-ids = Government 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statuses\nmilitary-service = Military service\n# Mnemonic phrases are a group of words used to access the content of cryptocurrency wallets.\nmnemonic-phrases = Mnemonic phrases\nmothers-maiden-names = Mothers maiden names\nnames = Names\nnationalities = Nationalities\nnet-worths = Net worths\nnicknames = Nicknames\n# no data classes found\nnone-data-class = None\noccupations = Occupations\n# various data classes grouped together\nother-data-class = Other\nparenting-plans = Parenting plans\npartial-credit-card-data = Partial credit card data\npartial-dates-of-birth = Partial dates of birth\npartial-government-issued-ids = Partial government issued IDs\npartial-phone-numbers = Partial phone numbers\npassport-numbers = Passport numbers\npassword-hints = Password hints\npassword-strengths = Password strengths\npasswords = Passwords\npayment-histories = Payment histories\npayment-methods = Payment methods\npersonal-descriptions = Personal descriptions\npersonal-health-data = Personal 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For more information, please visit \u003csupport-link\u003e{ -brand-mozilla } Support\u003c/support-link\u003e.\nemail-footer-reason-subscriber-one-time = You’ve received this one-time automated email because you are subscribed to { -brand-monitor-plus }. You won’t receive any further emails like this. For more information, please visit \u003csupport-link\u003e{ -brand-mozilla } Support\u003c/support-link\u003e.\n# Variables:\n#    $support_link (string) - The URL the user can visit for support, e.g. \"https://support.mozilla.org\"\nemail-footer-support-content-plain =\n    Visit our Support Centre for help:\n    { $support_link }\n# Variables:\n#   $hibp_link (string) - URL to Have I Been Pwned, e.g. \"https://haveibeenpwned.com\".\nemail-footer-source-hibp-plain = Breach data provided by { -brand-HIBP }: { $hibp_link }\nemail-footer-source-hibp = Breach data provided by \u003chibp-link\u003e{ -brand-HIBP }\u003c/hibp-link\u003e\nemail-footer-logo-mozilla-alt = { -brand-mozilla }\nemail-footer-meta-privacy-notice = Privacy\nemail-unsubscribe-link = \u003clink_to_unsub\u003eUnsubscribe\u003c/link_to_unsub\u003e\n# Variables:\n#   $unsub_link (string) - URL to the unsubscribe page, e.g. \"https://monitor.mozilla.org/unsubscribe/...\".\nemail-unsubscribe-link-plain = Unsubscribe: { $unsub_link }\n# Firefox Relay is a product name and should not be translated.\n-product-name-relay = Firefox Relay\n# Mozilla VPN is a product name and should not be translated.\n-product-name-vpn = Mozilla VPN\n# Button text\nverify-email-cta = Verify Email\n# Headline of verification email\nemail-link-expires = This link expires in 24 hours\n\n##\n\n# Subject line of email\nemail-subject-found-breaches = { -product-name } found your info in these breaches\n# Subject line of email\nemail-subject-no-breaches = { -product-name } found no known breaches\n# Subject line of email\nemail-subject-verify = Verify your email for { -product-name }\nfxm-warns-you-no-breaches =\n    { -product-name } warns you about data breaches involving your personal info. \n    So far, no breaches were found. We’ll send you an alert if your email address appears in a new breach.\n\n## 2022 email template. HTML tags should not be translated, e.g. `\u003ca\u003e`\n\n# Have I Been Pwned attribution\n# Variables:\n#   $hibp-link-attr (String) - Link to Have I Been Pwned\nemail-2022-hibp-attribution = Breach data provided by \u003ca { $hibp-link-attr }\u003e{ -brand-HIBP }\u003c/a\u003e\n\n## Verification email\n\nemail-verify-heading = Safeguard your data, starting right now\nemail-verify-simply-click = Simply click the link below to finish verifying your account.\n\n## Breach report\n\nemail-breach-summary = Here’s your data breach summary\n# Variables:\n#   $email-address (string) - Email address, bolded\nemail-breach-detected = Search results for your { $email-address } account have detected that your email may have been exposed. We recommend you act now to resolve this breach.\nemail-dashboard-cta = Go to Dashboard\n\n## Breach alert email\n\nemail-breach-alert-all-subject = New data breach detected\nemail-breach-alert-all-preview = We’ll guide you through the steps to resolve it.\nemail-breach-alert-all-hero-heading = You’ve been in a new data breach\nemail-breach-alert-all-hero-subheading = Don’t worry, we can help you resolve this exposure\nemail-breach-alert-all-lead = { -brand-mozilla-monitor } discovered the following data breach that includes your personal information:\nemail-breach-alert-all-source-title = Breach source:\nemail-breach-alert-all-data-points-title = Your exposed data:\nemail-breach-alert-all-next-steps-lead = We’ll guide you step-by-step on how to resolve this data breach.\nemail-breach-alert-all-next-steps-cta-label = Let’s get started\nemail-breach-alert-all-next-steps-button-dashboard = Go to Dashboard\n\n## Breach alert redesigned strings\n\n# $company-name is the name of the company/site that was breached.\nemail-breach-alert-all-hero-heading-1 = { $company-name } data breach details\n# $company-name is the name of the company/site that was breached.\n# $breach-date is the date of the breach.\nemail-breach-alert-all-lead-1 = { -brand-mozilla-monitor } found your info in a { $company-name } data breach on { $breach-date }. You’re getting this alert because you signed up for \u003clink_to_settings\u003ebreach notifications\u003c/link_to_settings\u003e.\nemail-breach-alert-all-source-title-1 = Breach details\nemail-breach-alert-company = Company:\nemail-breach-alert-date-of-breach = Date of breach:\nemail-breach-alert-info-exposed = Your exposed info:\nemail-breach-alert-next-steps = Next steps\nemail-breach-alert-next-steps-description = \u003csign_in_link\u003eSign in\u003c/sign_in_link\u003e to your { -brand-mozilla-monitor } dashboard. We’ll guide you through the steps needed to resolve it.\nemail-breach-alert-all-next-steps-button-resolve-breach-on-dashboard = Resolve breach on dashboard\nemail-breach-alert-faqs-title = FAQs\nemail-breach-alert-faq-qn-1 = Why am I receiving this?\nemail-breach-alert-faq-ans-1 = You signed up for data breach alerts. \u003clink_to_settings\u003eUpdate your preferences\u003c/link_to_settings\u003e anytime in settings.\nemail-breach-alert-faq-qn-2 = Why don’t I recognise this company or site?\nemail-breach-alert-faq-ans-2 = It may have changed ownership or name, involve an old account or one that was created for you, or come from a purchased list of exposed personal info.\nemail-breach-alert-faq-qn-3 = What’s a data breach alert?\nemail-breach-alert-faq-ans-3 = A notification { -brand-mozilla-monitor } sends when personal info you’re monitoring gets exposed, stolen or copied without permission.\nemail-breach-alert-faq-qn-4 = What’s { -brand-mozilla-monitor }?\nemail-breach-alert-faq-ans-4 = A free data breach notification service that warns you if your online accounts have been involved in a data breach.\n"])

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If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this\n# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.\n\nfix-flow-nav-high-risk-data-breaches = High risk data breaches\nfix-flow-nav-leaked-passwords = Leaked passwords\nfix-flow-nav-security-recommendations = Security recommendations\nguided-resolution-flow-exit = Return to dashboard\nguided-resolution-flow-next-arrow = Go to next step\nguided-resolution-flow-next-arrow-sub-step = Go to next result\nguided-resolution-flow-step-navigation-label = Guided steps\n\n# Celebration screens\n\n\n## Shared CTA labels\n\nfix-flow-celebration-next-label = Let’s keep going\nfix-flow-celebration-next-recommendations-label = See recommendations\nfix-flow-celebration-next-dashboard-label = Go to your Dashboard\n\n## High-risk flow\n\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-title = You’ve fixed your high risk exposures!\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-in-progress = Doing this work can feel like a lot, but it’s important to do so to keep yourself safe. Keep up the good work.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-done = Doing this work can feel like a lot, but it’s important to do so to keep yourself safe.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-next-passwords = Now let’s fix your exposed passwords.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-next-security-questions = Now let’s fix your exposed security questions.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-next-security-recommendations = Next, we’ll give you personalised security recommendations based on what data of yours has been exposed.\nfix-flow-celebration-high-risk-description-next-dashboard = You’ve reached the end of your steps. You can view any action items and track your progress on your dashboard.\n\n## Leaked passwords and security questions flow\n\nfix-flow-celebration-leaked-passwords-title = Your passwords are now protected!\nfix-flow-celebration-security-questions-title = Your security questions are protected!\nfix-flow-celebration-leaked-passwords-description-next-security-questions = Now let’s review and update your exposed security questions.\nfix-flow-celebration-leaked-passwords-description-next-security-recommendations = Next, we’ll give you personalised security recommendations based on what data of yours has been exposed.\nfix-flow-celebration-leaked-passwords-description-next-dashboard = Nicely done! You’ve reached the end of your steps. You can view any action items and track your progress on your dashboard.\n\n## Security recommendations flow\n\nfix-flow-celebration-security-recommendations-title = You’ve completed all your recommendations!\nfix-flow-celebration-security-recommendations-description-next-dashboard = Nicely done! You’ve reached the end of your steps. You can view any action items and track your progress on your dashboard.\n\n# High Risk Data Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-heading = Here’s what to do\nhigh-risk-breach-subheading = This requires access to your sensitive info, so you’ll need to manually fix it.\n# Variables\n# $num_breaches is the number of breaches where the high risk data was found.\nhigh-risk-breach-summary =\n    { $num_breaches -\u003e\n        [one] It appeared in { $num_breaches } data breach:\n       *[other] It appeared in { $num_breaches } data breaches:\n    }\n# Variables\n# $breach_name is the name of the breach where the high risk data was found.\n# $breach_date is the date when the breach occurred.\n# An example of this string is Twitter on 13/09/18.\nhigh-risk-breach-name-and-date = { $breach_name } \u003cbreach_date\u003eon { $breach_date }\u003c/breach_date\u003e\nhigh-risk-breach-mark-as-fixed = Mark as fixed\nhigh-risk-breach-skip = Skip for now\n# Variables:\n# $estimated_time is the estimated time it would take for a user to complete breach resolution steps. It not be singular, and the + is meant as \"or more\".\n# An example of this string is Your estimated time: 15+ minutes.\nhigh-risk-breach-estimated-time =\n    { $estimated_time -\u003e\n       *[other] Your estimated time: { $estimated_time }+ minutes\n    }\n\n# Credit Card Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-title = Your credit card number was exposed\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-description = Anyone who gets it can make unauthorised purchases that you may be liable for. Act now to prevent financial harm.\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-step-one = If you still have this card, contact the issuer to report it stolen.\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-step-two = Request a new card with a new number.\nhigh-risk-breach-credit-card-step-three = Check your accounts for unauthorised charges.\n\n# Bank Account Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-title = Your bank account was exposed\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-description = Taking action as soon as possible could give you more legal protections to help you recover any losses.\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-step-one = Notify your bank immediately that your account number has been compromised.\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-step-two = Change your account number.\nhigh-risk-breach-bank-account-step-three = Check your accounts for unauthorised charges.\n\n# Social Security Number Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-social-security-title = Your social security number was exposed\nhigh-risk-breach-social-security-description = Scammers can open up new loans or credit cards with your social security number. Act fast to prevent financial harm.\nhigh-risk-breach-social-security-step-one = Protect yourself by \u003clink_to_info\u003esetting up a fraud alert or freezing your credit.\u003c/link_to_info\u003e\nhigh-risk-breach-social-security-step-two = \u003clink_to_info\u003eCheck your credit report\u003c/link_to_info\u003e for unrecognised accounts.\n\n# Social Security Number Modal\n\nssn-modal-title = About fraud alerts and credit freezes\nssn-modal-description-fraud-part-one = \u003cb\u003eA fraud alert\u003c/b\u003e requires businesses to verify your identity before it issues new credit in your name. It’s free, lasts one year, and won’t negatively affect your credit score.\nssn-modal-description-fraud-part-two = To set one up, contact any one of the three credit bureaus. You don’t have to contact all three.\nssn-modal-description-freeze-credit-part-one = \u003cb\u003eFreezing your credit\u003c/b\u003e prevents anyone from opening a new account in your name. It’s free and won’t negatively affect your credit score, but you’ll need to unfreeze it before opening any new accounts.\nssn-modal-description-freeze-credit-part-two = To freeze your credit, contact each of the three credit bureaus — \u003cequifax_link\u003eEquifax\u003c/equifax_link\u003e, \u003cexperian_link\u003eExperian\u003c/experian_link\u003e, and \u003ctransunion_link\u003eTransUnion\u003c/transunion_link\u003e.\nssn-modal-learn-more = Learn more about fraud alerts and credit freezes\nssn-modal-ok = OK\n\n# PIN Breaches\n\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-title = Your PIN was exposed\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-description = Taking action as soon as possible could give you more legal protections to help you recover any losses.\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-step-one = Notify your bank immediately that your PIN has been compromised.\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-step-two = Change your PIN anywhere you’ve used the same one.\nhigh-risk-breach-pin-step-three = Check your accounts for unauthorised charges.\n\n# No high risk breaches found\n\nhigh-risk-breach-none-title = Great news, we didn’t find any high risk data breaches\n# Variables\n# $email_list is list of emails that the user is monitoring for breaches. E.g. john@yahoo.com, ali@gmail.com, sam@hotmail.com\nhigh-risk-breach-none-description = We detect data breaches based on your email address, and we didn’t find any high risk data breaches for { $email_list }.\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-part-one = High risk data breaches include:\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-ssn = Social security number\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-bank-account = Bank account info\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-cc-number = Credit card numbers\nhigh-risk-breach-none-sub-description-pin = PINs\nhigh-risk-breach-none-continue = Continue\n\n# Security recommendations\n\nsecurity-recommendation-steps-label = Security recommendations\nsecurity-recommendation-steps-title = Here’s our advice:\nsecurity-recommendation-steps-cta-label = Got it!\n\n# Phone security recommendation\n\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-title = Protect your phone number\n# $num_breaches is the number of breaches where the phone number was found.\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-summary =\n    { $num_breaches -\u003e\n        [one] Your phone number was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breach:\n       *[other] Your phone number was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breaches:\n    }\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-description = Unfortunately you can’t take it back. But there are steps you can take to make sure you stay safe.\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-step-one = Block spam numbers to prevent more junk calls\nsecurity-recommendation-phone-step-two = Don’t click on links in texts from unknown senders; if it appears to be from a trusted source, call directly to confirm\n\n# Email security recommendation\n\nsecurity-recommendation-email-title = Protect your email address\n# $num_breaches is the number of breaches where the email address was found.\nsecurity-recommendation-email-summary =\n    { $num_breaches -\u003e\n        [one] Your email address was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breach:\n       *[other] Your email address was exposed in { $num_breaches } data breaches:\n    }\nsecurity-recommendation-email-description = Unfortunately you can’t fix this. 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A service like { -brand-relay }\n    hides your real email address while forwarding emails to your real inbox.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-ip-subhead-2 = Use a VPN to mask your IP address\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-moz-vpn-cta = Try { -brand-mozilla-vpn }\nrec-moz-vpn-update-2 =\n    Your Internet Protocol address (IP address) pinpoints your location\n    and internet service provider. A service like { -brand-mozilla-vpn }\n    masks your IP address to hide your location.\n\nrec-hist-pw-subhead = Avoid reusing passwords\n# Link title\nrec-hist-pw-cta-fx = View logins in { -brand-name }\nrec-hist-pw =\n    Use unique, strong passwords for every account. If one password gets \n    exposed in a data breach, you’ll only need to update that one login.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-sec-qa-subhead = Create unique answers for security questions\nrec-sec-qa =\n    Many web sites ask the same questions. If one answer gets exposed, the \n    information is out. Create long, random answers and store them somewhere safe.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-phone-num-subhead = Avoid sharing your phone number\nrec-phone-num =\n    Try to avoid giving out your phone number when signing up for new \n    accounts or services. If a phone number isn’t required, don’t enter it.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-dob-subhead = Avoid using personal info in PINs\nrec-dob =\n    Because your date of birth is easy to find in public records, \n    it’s best to avoid using it in passwords and PINs. People who \n    know your birthday could also very easily guess your PIN.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-pins-subhead = Strengthen the security of your PINs\nrec-pins =\n    A strong PIN does not contain personal info, such as your date of birth \n    or address. It should be a number only you know and can’t be easily guessed.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-address-subhead = Avoid using addresses in passwords\nrec-address =\n    Using addresses or the street where you grew up weaken your \n    passwords. Since it’s easy to find this info publicly, it makes these \n    passwords easy to guess.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-gen-1-subhead = Use unique, strong passwords for every account\n# Link title\nrec-gen-1-cta = How to create strong passwords\nrec-gen-1 =\n    Password reuse puts all your accounts at risk. This means that if \n    one password gets exposed, hackers have the keys to many accounts.\n\n# Recommendation subhead\nrec-gen-2-subhead = Store passwords in a safe place\n# Link title\nrec-gen-2-cta = Myths about password managers\nrec-gen-2 =\n    Put your login details in a secure place only you can access, such as a \n    password manager. 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Requests	IP Address	Location	AS Autonomous System
27	151.101.65.91Fastly · CDN	United States	AS54113Fastly, Inc.
26	192.178.183.97Google · CDN	United States	AS15169Google LLC
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Security Scan Report: monitor.mozilla.org

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