AI Exposure Check.
Employees sign in to AI tools with work accounts, and infostealers scoop those logins up. Find out if any of yours are already in the logs.
Work addresses only. We show aggregate results, never individual logins.
Coverage
The AI Platforms And Developer Tools We Check.
We match stealer-log credentials against the login hosts of these platforms, from the major chat assistants to the developer tools that hold API keys.
- chatgpt.com
- claude.ai
- gemini.google.com
- copilot.microsoft.com
- perplexity.ai
- deepseek.com
- x.ai
- meta.ai
- mistral.ai
- qwen.ai
- huggingface.co
- poe.com
- character.ai
- midjourney.com
- elevenlabs.io
- cohere.com
- together.ai
- replicate.com
- groq.com
- openrouter.ai
- cursor.com
- v0.dev
- replit.com
- and more
Why A Stolen AI Login Matters.
The Account Is A Foothold, Not The Prize
When malware clears out a browser profile, a saved AI login is rarely the target on its own. It is the way in, because the same profile usually gives up the live session and the keys stored beside it.
A Stolen Session Slips Past MFA
Infostealers lift live session tokens, not only passwords. A valid token is an already-open session, so a password reset changes nothing until the session itself is revoked.
Prompts Hold What Nobody Would Email
People paste code, customer records and unreleased plans into AI chats. Whoever controls the account inherits that history: a searchable record of your most sensitive working material.
A Leaked Key Bills Straight To You
AI keys and model endpoints often ride in the same stolen profile. A leaked key is more than read access to chats: it is spend on your account and a route into wherever it was wired.
How The Check Works.
- 01
Enter A Work Email Or Domain
Type a corporate address or your company domain. Free webmail is not supported.
- 02
Run The Check
We match your organization against stealer-log credentials for the AI platforms we cover, instantly.
- 03
Read The Result
See the exposure severity, which AI platforms were hit, and your infected-device profile, with clear next steps.
FAQ
Common Questions.
It looks through infostealer credential logs for AI-platform logins tied to your organization, matched on the login's service and your domain or email. It spans the major AI tools plus the developer platforms that store API keys.
Only in part. SSO can strip the saved password, but it does not kill a stolen session token, and it never reaches the accounts people set up themselves with a work email before any policy existed. Those turn up most.
No. The result is totals, matched platforms, a date range and your infected-device picture. A login is never shown and a password is never revealed. Per-person detail is for a verified owner, not the public check.
It means nothing surfaced for you across the platforms and logs we search today. Read it as reassuring, not final: new stealer logs land constantly, which is why continuous monitoring beats a one-time look.
The check profiles a company, so it needs a company identity. A free mailbox is not tied to one, so we ask for a work email or your organization's domain instead.
One Log Source Checked. See The Whole Surface.
This tool reads a single feed. The Brandefense platform connects every exposed login to a person and keeps watch over your external attack surface without a break.
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