Breach Monitoring · Credential Intelligence · Identity Exposure
Attackers don't improvise. They research. Your email, your passwords, your exposed accounts — that work happens weeks before anything goes wrong on your end.
Your data didn't disappear when it was stolen. It moved — into breach databases, paste sites, criminal forums, and data broker networks. It's been sitting there, queryable, since the day it leaked.
LeakTrace queries those same sources. We tell you what's out there before someone decides to use it.
962 known breach databases. Billions of records. If your email or password showed up in a hack, it's in there — and it's been searchable for a long time.
Your name, address, phone number, and employer are for sale right now on dozens of data broker sites. No hack required — they pull it from public records.
Paste sites, credential dumps, and dark channels where stolen data gets traded. This is where attackers shop before they act.
Subdomains, open ports, expired certificates, weak headers. Your infrastructure has gaps. Automated scanners find them in seconds — and so do we.
Run a scan. Get a report. Know exactly what's out there with your name on it — breach records, data broker listings, criminal-targeting indicators — and what to do about each one.
We scan your domain the way an attacker would. Exposed employee credentials, infrastructure vulnerabilities, subdomains you forgot about — documented, scored, and mapped to a fix plan.
People Affected by Identity Fraud Last Year
The average person appears in four or more documented breach events. Most are unaware. Adversaries are not.
194 days. That's how long the average company operates normally — paying bills, serving clients, trusting their systems — while someone else is already inside.
LeakTrace checks the same sources attackers check. If your data is out there, we find it before they use it.