Find weak, reused, old, and compromised passwords.
Krypt Pro helps you see which passwords need attention without turning password safety into guesswork. The Health Dashboard and inline password inspector surface weak, reused, old, and compromised-password signals from inside the encrypted vault.
Compromised-password checks use k-anonymity, sending only the first five characters of a SHA-1 hash prefix instead of sending your actual password.
What the health check covers
This page is the backlink target for guides about password audits, weak passwords, reused credentials, and breach monitoring.
Weak credentials
Find passwords that are easier to guess or crack and should be regenerated.
Reused passwords
Identify accounts that share the same password so one breach does not cascade.
Old passwords
Flag passwords that may deserve rotation because they have not changed in a long time.
Compromised checks
Use a k-anonymity lookup to check for known compromised passwords without revealing the password.
Inline visibility
Review breach status from the password inspector while working with a specific record.
Pro gate
Health checks are gated behind Pro before any breach-check request is made.
Manual password review
Manual review is easy to avoid and hard to prioritize. Most people only react after an account problem.
Krypt health review
Krypt brings password risk into the same place where you store and update the password.
Related pages
Audit your password vault before a breach forces the issue.
Krypt Pro helps you prioritize weak, reused, old, and compromised passwords from inside your encrypted vault.
