Breach notice

It can take some time, e-mails come first.

That can happen Mozilla Monitor doesn’t always list every breach immediately or at all, since it depends on publicly verified datasets. A notice from Pitney Bowes could be from a smaller or more recent incident that hasn’t been indexed yet, or it might be limited in scope. It’s best to treat the notice as legitimate: change any related passwords, watch for suspicious activity, and verify the message directly through Pitney Bowes’ official channels rather than relying only on breach aggregators.