Your employees' credentials are already for sale. Do you know which ones?
Compromised credential monitoring tells you exactly which accounts are at risk — across stealer logs, breach compilations, and dark web markets — so your team can force resets and revoke sessions before attackers get in.
9B+ indexed records · 50+ infostealer families · Alerts in < 30 seconds
Leaked credentials are a liability. Compromised credentials are an emergency.
Appeared in a breach dump or paste site. May be months old. Password might already be rotated. Risk is real but not necessarily immediate.
Actively circulating in stealer logs, Telegram channels, or underground markets. Session cookies may still be valid. Being tested against your endpoints right now.
The distinction matters for triage. A credential from a 2019 LinkedIn breach that your employee has since rotated is a low-priority finding. A credential from yesterday's Lumma Stealer log — with an active session cookie for your Okta instance — needs action in minutes, not days.
And MFA alone won't save you. Stealer logs contain session cookies that authenticate users without triggering any MFA challenge. Attackers replay the cookie and land inside the account directly. Beyond cookies, MFA fatigue attacks (spamming push notifications), SIM swapping, and social engineering give attackers multiple paths past your second factor. Compromised credential monitoring is the detection layer that catches what MFA can't prevent.
ATTACK SURFACE
Five ways your credentials end up in attacker hands
Third-Party Breaches
Employee credentials from breached services — LinkedIn, Dropbox, niche SaaS tools. Often reused across corporate accounts.
Infostealer Logs
Fresh credentials + session cookies from Lumma, RedLine, Vidar — uploaded to Telegram within hours of infection.
Phishing Kits
Credentials captured by fake login pages targeting your domain. Often sold in bulk on underground forums.
Credential Stuffing Lists
Aggregated from multiple breaches, formatted for automated login tools. Your employees' reused passwords are in these lists.
Dark Web Markets & Telegram
Credentials bought and sold in bulk — often weeks before any public disclosure. Telegram channels are the fastest-moving source.
DETECTION
How LeakyCreds finds your compromised credentials
Continuous ingestion across all credential sources, with severity scoring tuned for real-world risk — not just “your email appeared in a list.”
Ingest
3M+ records daily from stealer log feeds, Telegram channels, dark web markets, paste sites, and breach compilations
Correlate
Cross-reference against your monitored domains, application identifiers, and known employee email patterns
Classify
Severity scored by source type (stealer log > breach dump), freshness, credential type, and presence of session cookies
Alert
Webhook fires with full context: source, severity, stealer family, credential type, and recommended action
Detection to resolution — the full workflow
No context-switching between tools. Detection, triage, assignment, and remediation tracking happen in one place.
Credential match detected
Your domain found in stealer log, breach compilation, or dark web listing
Severity assigned automatically
Critical for fresh stealer logs with session cookies. High for recent breach dumps. Medium for aged compilations.
Alert dispatched in < 30 seconds
Webhook fires to Slack, PagerDuty, your SIEM, or any HTTP endpoint with full incident context
Incident assigned to responder
Auto-assigned or manually routed to the right team member in the LeakyCreds dashboard
Remediation executed
Password reset triggered via SCIM/webhook, session revoked, account locked. Or manual workflow for complex cases.
Incident closed with audit trail
Full timeline: detection → assignment → remediation → resolution. Complete audit trail with timestamps for every action.
Every action is logged with timestamps. Export audit trails for internal security reviews, incident post-mortems, or executive reporting.
Complete audit trails for every incident
Every credential exposure incident generates a complete audit trail: detection timestamp, source attribution, severity assignment, remediation actions taken, and resolution status. Export reports include full timelines, remediation history, and executive summaries.
Use these reports for incident post-mortems, security team reviews, executive briefings, or internal documentation. All exports include machine-readable formats (JSON, CSV) and human-readable summaries.
LeakyCreds vs. breach notification services
Breach notification tells you what happened last quarter. Compromised credential monitoring tells you what's happening right now.
| Capability | Breach Notification Services | LeakyCreds |
|---|---|---|
| Stealer log coverage | None | Dedicated pipeline — 50+ families |
| Session cookie detection | No | Yes — with stealer family attribution |
| Time to detection | Days to weeks | < 30 seconds for stealer log matches |
| Severity scoring | Binary (breached / not) | Critical / High / Medium by source & freshness |
| Remediation workflow | External | Built-in — assign, track, resolve, audit |
| API access | Limited | Full REST API + webhooks |
| Audit trails | Breach lists only | Complete timelines with remediation history |
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