Real-time dark web monitoring for 12 identity types, from emails and passwords to passports and SSNs, with alerts from your investigator on WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, SMS, email or push.
Dark web monitoring
Find exposed details in known breaches and get alerts when we detect new exposure. Your AI privacy assistant explains what was found, why it matters and what to do next.
The scale
Every new breach adds to the data criminals can buy, combine and reuse. Here’s what that looked like in 2025.
lost to internet crime in 2025, across more than 1 million complaints to the FBI.
FBI IC3, 2025 Internet Crime Reportdata compromises in the US in 2025, the highest number on record.
Identity Theft Resource Center, 2025breach notices sent to people in the US in a single year.
Identity Theft Resource Center, 2025of web application attack breaches involved stolen credentials.
Verizon DBIR, 2025Why it matters
Once your email and password leak, they get traded, combined and reused. Criminals try them on other accounts, add them to phishing lists and use them to sound like they know you.
Criminals can try leaked credentials on other accounts. Reusing a password increases the risk that one exposure affects several services.
Exposed identity numbers can support impersonation attempts, especially when combined with other personal details. The risk depends on what leaked and the checks a service requires.
Messages that mention a real order, password or address are harder to spot, so leaked details make scams far more convincing.
An email leads to a password, the password to her accounts, and her card and passport to her identity. Each leak makes it easier to take over her accounts or pass as her.
What we monitor
Monitor supported emails, phone numbers and usernames for new findings. Other identifiers use historical or periodic checks. Available types, limits and alert options depend on your plan.
Coverage
We check available intelligence from supported breach, credential and dark web sources. Coverage evolves as new intelligence becomes available; no service sees every leak or private exchange.
Leaked databases from hacked companies and apps, where your email, phone number or passwords may already be listed.
Forums, marketplaces and paste sites where stolen logins and card details are shared or sold, sometimes before a breach is made public.
New breaches and dumps surface all the time. Supported monitored details are checked as new intelligence becomes available.
How it works
Enter your email and see where it already appears in breaches and dark web sources, with what was exposed and when.
Free, no credit card needed.
Choose supported details to monitor or check. Emails, phones and usernames support ongoing monitoring; other identifiers use historical or periodic checks, depending on your plan.
When we detect a new match for monitored details, we send an alert through your supported channels. Detection may happen after the original breach.
Each alert comes with steps for the type of data found, from changing a reused password to blocking a card or reporting a leaked ID.
Your AI privacy assistant
Your AI privacy assistant explains detected exposure: what was found, the available source details and the steps you can take. Ask follow-up questions and keep track of actions that need your attention.
Hi, Max. I’ll help you understand new findings and decide what to do next.
Yes. +1 (512) ••• 0142 appeared in 2 breaches and 1 dark web paste last month.
I’ll alert you if it shows up again. Want steps to guard against SIM swap?
WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, SMS, email or in-app push.
You decide what’s monitored. Your assistant explains each alert and what’s resolved or still needs your attention.
Encrypted in transit and at rest, with strict access controls.
I found 2 passwords tied to your email in leaks.
Want me to walk you through changing them?
Yes. Your email appeared in 2 breaches. One included an exposed password.
If you still use it, change it wherever it is reused. I’ll keep watching for new exposure.
Yes. Visa ending 2131 was offered on a marketplace:
Call your bank to block or replace the card. Want me to keep watching for it?
Yes. +1 (512) ••• 0142 appeared in 2 breaches and 1 dark web paste last month.
I’ll alert you if it shows up again. Want steps to guard against SIM swap?
Why not do it yourself
Keep supported monitoring, exposure findings and practical guidance in one place. Your AI privacy assistant helps explain new matches so you can spend less time interpreting reports.
Privacy for your people
An exposed employee login can put work accounts at risk, especially when passwords are reused. Find exposure tied to your people and business domain, and help them take the next step.
Identify breach findings tied to work emails and help employees address exposed or reused credentials.
Monitor exposure around executives and visible staff whose identities can be used in targeted scams.
Help your team understand what was exposed and take practical steps to secure affected accounts.
Connect personal exposure to business protection. Explore workforce monitoring and executive protection with our team.
Explore team protection →FAQ
Understand what monitoring covers, how alerts work and what to do when your data leaks.
The dark web is a part of the internet accessed through special software or networks. Some criminal forums and marketplaces use it to share stolen data. Leaked records also circulate on other parts of the web.
Alerts use the channels supported by your plan and settings. They explain the detected details, available source information and recommended next steps. Your AI privacy assistant can help you understand the finding.
Up to 12 identity types: email addresses, phone numbers, usernames, passwords, credit and debit cards, bank accounts, passport numbers, national IDs, driving licences, Social Security numbers, IP addresses and company domains. Emails, phones and usernames support ongoing monitoring. Other types use historical or periodic checks. Availability and limits depend on your plan; domain exposure is a business feature. Your free scan starts with an email lookup.
You get an alert showing what was exposed, where it was seen and when. Your AI privacy assistant suggests next steps, such as changing a password or contacting your bank.
No. Once data is leaked and copied, no service can reliably delete it. Monitoring helps identify exposure and guide actions such as replacing exposed credentials or contacting your bank. It does not erase leaked records.
Start with an email lookup against available breach records. Additional identifiers, ongoing monitoring, alert channels and limits depend on the plan you choose. Check current inclusions before subscribing.
No service can prevent every attack. Detection can help you respond to exposure, but a finding may arrive after misuse has occurred. Follow the guidance for affected accounts and contact the relevant provider when needed.
Get started
Find known exposure, understand the risk and take your next step with your AI privacy assistant. Start with a free scan, then choose the monitoring and protection that fit your needs.
