Is Your Company In A Breach?
Breaches, combolists and malware logs that name your domain. We show counts, never usernames, passwords, addresses or IPs.
Why Credential Exposure Matters.
Stealer Logs Carry Live Access
Malware on a laptop copies saved logins, cookies and session tokens in one sweep. A stealer-log entry is often a working door into a VPN, mail or admin panel, not a stale password.
Combolists Spread Fast
Credentials from many sources are merged into bulk lists and traded in channels and forums. Once your domain is in one, it is reused in credential-stuffing runs against every service your staff use.
Infected Devices Are The Root Cause
Every infected employee device keeps leaking until it is cleaned. Resetting a password does nothing while the malware is still on the machine, so the device count matters as much as the credential count.
The Picture Changes Daily
New logs land every day. The trend across the last month, quarter and year shows whether exposure is growing, which a single total never does.
How The Report Works.
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Enter Your Company Domain
Type a corporate domain such as company.com. Free webmail is not supported.
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We Check Every Source
The report counts breaches, combolists, stealer logs, infected devices, data-sale listings and exposed documents in parallel.
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Read The Dashboard
See the counts, the trend, and masked samples of where the exposure came from. Anything we cannot show for free stays locked.
FAQ
Common Questions.
Credentials are sensitive. Atlas shows counts and masked sources only. The full detail is shared with a verified contact in a short call.
Accounts stolen by infostealer malware, saved as one line each (a one-liner): site, username and password.
Very large counts are shown as a lower bound. The exact number is in the full report.
No. The check only reads the Brandefense database.