Built so breach data reaches the people who act on it
StealerHunt exists to help security teams act on exposed credentials before they become incidents.
Close the gap between a leak and the response
Most organizations learn about credential exposure too late — after the data has been operationalized and is already part of an active intrusion or account takeover. By then, the window for early response has closed.
StealerHunt focuses on one problem and does it well: connecting breach and infostealer data to your organization and turning it into classified, prioritized, evidence-backed response. No broad feed aggregation, no generic alerts — just the exposures that are specific to your assets, with enough context to act on immediately.
| Breach sources monitored | 46+ |
|---|---|
| Signals correlated today | 2486 |
| Countries with active telemetry | 63 |
How we think about the problem
Evidence over noise
Every finding is backed by sanitized evidence drawn from breach and infostealer data — not raw feed volume. Teams get what they need to act, not everything that matched a keyword.
Designed for fast triage
Detection, classification and prioritization are built into the workflow so analysts spend time on response decisions, not data wrangling. Speed is an architecture choice, not a claim.
Built for operations
StealerHunt fits SOC, MSSP and IR workflows by design — structured findings, exportable evidence and role-appropriate context. Not a dashboard for dashboards’ sake.
What StealerHunt does
- Detect exposed credentials across breach and infostealer data
- Classify employee, third-party and customer exposure by identity type
- Prioritize findings by asset and risk context
- Deliver sanitized, reportable findings ready for response