Don't search for bad news. Follow it.
Billions of leaked records, catalogued and updated continuously — the world's largest breach database, searchable in plain language. Follow your bank, your airline, your pharmacy, and let it come to you.
Three steps, and you are barely one of them.
Search anything
A company, a sector, a country, a year. Advanced filters when you want them, plain search when you do not.
Follow what is yours
The brands you actually use. Following is the whole setup — there is nothing else to configure.
Get told, not notified
When a followed brand appears, you get one message explaining what it means for you specifically.
Searching only helps the people who already suspect something.
A search box waits for you to have a bad feeling. But nobody wakes up and thinks to look up their pharmacy — you find out when the fraudulent charge appears, or when a friend mentions it.
Following inverts that. You spend two minutes once, and the database does the remembering for the next ten years.
You recognise any of these.
- You bank, shop and fly with the same handful of companies.
- You have wondered whether an old account of yours was caught in something.
- You want history, not just this week's news.
- You are researching a company before trusting it with your data.
- You would rather be told than have to check.
Global Databreach Database is one of seven.
SMS Scanner
Fake refunds and fake deliveries, filtered before you read them.
Web protection
Every site you open, checked against the world's threat lists.
Leak Monitoring
The dark web and breached databases, watched for your details.
Real-Time Alerts
A message the moment something is found — and only then.
Leak News
What just leaked, in plain language.
Security Academy
Short lessons on the scams circulating right now.
Available on iPhone and Android, and in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish.
