I will search the internet for exposed data and passwords
About this Gig
Do you know what's already public about you or your business?
I search the public internet, breach databases, and leaked file archives to find out if your business's data, documents, or employee credentials have been exposed often without you knowing.
What I check for:
- Leaked or breached email addresses and passwords
- Exposed company files and documents found publicly online
- Employee information that shouldn't be public
- Mentions of your business in known data leaks
Why this matters:
Hackers use this same public information to target businesses. Finding it first means you can fix it before it's used against you.
How it works:
All research uses publicly available sources and legitimate breach-check databases
No hacking, no unauthorized access just uncovering what's already exposed
You get a clear report explaining what was found and what to do about it
Certified: PNPT, PWPA, Security+, Network+
Not sure how exposed you are? Order the Basic package for a quick check, or message me to discuss your business's specific risk.
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FAQ
Is this legal?
Yes. I only use publicly available information and legitimate breach-check databases. This is passive research, not hacking or unauthorized access to any system.
What information do you need from me to start?
Just your business name, domain/website, and any email addresses or employee names you want checked. No passwords or sensitive access required.
What if you find my data has been leaked?
Your report will explain exactly what was found, where, and simple next steps (like changing passwords or requesting file removal) to reduce your risk.
Can you check my employees too, not just me?
Yes. Standard and Premium packages can include employee names/emails you provide — just list them in the order requirements.
Do you access the dark web directly?
I check known breach databases and leak sources that reference dark web activity — I don't browse or interact with dark web marketplaces directly.
Do you sign an NDA?
Yes, happy to sign an NDA before starting, given the sensitive nature of this research.

