Breachrr
Know the moment your team's credentials leak
What it does
The average business finds out about a breach 194 days after it happens. Breachrr closes that gap. We monitor breach databases, infostealer logs, paste sites, public code, and lookalike domains, and alert you the moment your team is exposed. Built for SMBs, MSPs, and startups.
Monitor your company's credential exposure across dark web markets, breach databases, infostealer malware dumps, paste sites, public code repositories, and domain infrastructure. The average company takes 194 days to discover a breach. Breachrr alerts you in under an hour. Free audit available — no signup required.
Breachrr monitors your company's domain across dark web markets, breach databases, infostealer dumps, paste sites, public code repositories, and certificate logs — alerting you the moment your credentials appear. Employees reuse passwords. Third parties get breached. Developers commit secrets to public repos. Infostealer malware silently exfiltrates credentials from company devices. By the time you find out, attackers have had months of access. Breachrr alerted us within hours of our credentials appearing in a breach dump. We rotated passwords before any unauthorized access occurred. We had no idea three of our admin email addresses were in public breach databases. Breachrr found them on…from breachrr.com
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