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About

Built so breach data reaches the people who act on it

StealerHunt exists because the gap between a breach happening and knowing what to do about it is where most security programmes lose time they cannot afford.

Close the gap between a leak and the response

Criminal credential data is abundant, messy and fast-moving. Turning it into something a security team can act on takes continuous collection, careful parsing, and — the part most tools skip — resolving every record to an actual owner. That last step is what separates an alert from a decision.

How we think about the problem

Evidence over noise

A finding that cannot be acted on is a cost, not a signal. We would rather surface fewer, better-qualified records.

Classification is the product

Volume is easy. Knowing which three of a hundred thousand records matter is the hard part, and the valuable one.

Handle sensitive data carefully

Masked by default, minimized in retention, audited in access. Working with leaked credentials should not create new risk.

Speak the business’s language

A report that needs translating before it reaches a decision-maker has not finished its job.

What StealerHunt does

We collect infostealer logs, breach dumps and ransomware leak-site data continuously, match every record against our customers’ domains and assets, classify the identities behind them, and deliver prioritized, sanitized findings — plus the reporting to brief the people who decide what happens next.

Talk to the team

Whether you want a scoped assessment on your own domains, have a question about how the data is handled, or are evaluating breach intelligence for the first time — we are happy to have the conversation without a sales process attached.

Breach assessment

Run it against your own domains

A time-boxed assessment on the domains you register — your real exposure, not synthetic or sample data, and no procurement cycle to start one.

  1. A scoping call Which domains, brands and suppliers matter, and what you need to be able to prove internally.
  2. A live walkthrough The console, your exposure, and how a finding moves from detection to a closed ticket.
  3. A real report Sanitized, masked and structured the way you would present it to your leadership.
  4. A clear next step If the exposure does not justify a programme, we will tell you that.

Masked evidence by default · Tenant-isolated · Encrypted in transit and at rest · Nothing deployed in your estate