Tribastion TI searches billions of leaked credentials, infostealer-log records and exposed secrets across your domains, emails and infrastructure. Results are deduplicated, risk-rated and mapped back to the machines they came from.
Search from the investigation console, or from your own tools over a simple JSON API billed by prepaid credits. Passwords come back masked, and checks on whether a leaked key still works run from your side rather than ours.
One search covers every source we hold. Our own parsers then turn raw dumps into structured exposure you can investigate.
Enter a domain, email, username or keyword, from the console or a single API call. Each search costs one prepaid credit.
The engine pulls the matching stealer-log victims, breach records and leaked files, then offloads them to your own cloud storage.
Our parser recovers the URL, username and password, extracts API keys and secrets, and links every identity across machines in an interlink graph.
Validate whether a recovered key still works from your own position, force resets, and feed the findings into your SOC or SIEM.
Every module below is a working page in the console today. They share one collected dataset, so a credential always traces back to the machine and the search it came from.
URL, username and password in one view, combining stealer credentials with the ones our parser recovers, deduplicated.
API keys, cloud tokens and connection strings extracted from leaked files, risk-rated and validated live from your side.
Each infostealer victim is categorised by its IPs, emails, logins, cookies and files, so you see the whole device rather than a single line.
Pivot from any email, IP or username to every other machine it appears on, so one lead opens up the rest.
Breach corpora and stealer logs unified under one query, with phonebook and subdomain enrichment.
Exposure trends across the estate: which domains, which risk classes, and what changed since last time.
Self-service API keys and prepaid credits, so a client can pull their exposure straight into their own tooling.
Every dumped file is moved off the platform to your own connected storage, replicated for backup.
Every significant action is recorded: who searched, validated or exported what, and when.
Analyst, client and admin roles, each scoped to exactly what they are allowed to see and do.
Passwords and secrets are masked by default. Full plaintext is a deliberate, per-account setting.
Connect multiple providers, balance load by priority, and keep replicated weekly database backups.
Hover or tap a card. Everything here works in the platform today.
Sign up, get a key, and search over REST in minutes. One credit per search, masked JSON back, rate-limited per account.
Every result hides the password unless your account is explicitly entitled to full plaintext, so it is safe to wire into a dashboard.
Test whether a leaked key or login still works from an authorized position. The platform never connects out on your behalf.
One click takes you from any identity to every machine it touches, so a single leaked email can lead you to the rest.
An isolated demo instance with synthetic data and a guided, step-by-step tour of search, investigation, dashboards, monitoring and reporting. No sign-up, nothing to install — see exactly what your analysts and clients would use.
The controls that limit how exposure is shared are enforced in the platform itself, not only in the interface.
Passwords and secrets are hidden in every response unless an account is explicitly entitled to reveal them.
Checks on a leaked key run from your authorized position. The platform never uses a recovered credential itself.
Connected storage and integration credentials are encrypted and never returned by any page or API response.
Every API key is per-account, credit-metered and rate-limited. Suspend or rotate it at any time.
Searches, validations and exports are recorded with the actor and timestamp for a full audit trail.
Controls across the Security, Availability, Confidentiality, Processing Integrity and Privacy trust-service criteria — evaluated over an operating period, not a point in time.
Visit the Trust Centre →Data-principal rights — access, correction, erasure, portability and consent withdrawal — a named Grievance Officer, defined retention, and an on-site consent manager and request intake.
Read the Privacy Policy →Cavoukian's seven foundational principles are built into the SDLC: proactive, privacy as the default, data minimisation, end-to-end security and full lifecycle protection.
See our controls →Create an account and claim your free credits — or ask us to scope a full brand-protection programme.