Database Search Engine

Secure yourself, your closest, and your employees from the ever-growing threat of account takeovers (ATO) and be proactive in protecting your online identities. In 2017 alone, over $5.2 billion were lost to fraud because of password reuse. By adopting Snusbase into your security suite, you can rest comfortably knowing you're much less likely to be adding to that number.

ATO Prevention

Join all the major companies and law enforcement using snusbase, and proactively take action to protect yourself and your closest from account takeovers.

Cleartext Results

We always display cleartext, uncensored results. Any paying member has access to names, addresses, and anything else included in the data breach.

Snusbase API

Want to add Snusbase to your external security suite? No problem, with our developer-friendly APIs, that's less than a support ticket away.

Fraud Investigation

Theft and fraud are huge issues for small and large businesses. With Snusbase, finding the criminal behind the screen name has never been easier.

What is Snusbase, and how does it work?

Snusbase indexes information from websites that have been hacked and had their database leaked. Our users have access to search for their emails, names, usernames, IP addresses, phones, password hashes, and much more. We display every result in full, as they were provided, with only occasional edits to remove information that we're legally prohibited from storing.

We also frequently index public court documents (from jurisdictions that provide them), credential stuffing-/combolists (where deemed relevant), and maintain an extensive database of previously cracked password hashes.

How do you acquire this hacked data?

In order to stay neutral, we work with well-established security researchers who frequently provide access to both privately circulating and publicly available website databases. We also actively monitor a large number of public and "dark web" forums and import data leaks from those sources on a daily basis.

Is this legal?

Snusbase fully complies with the laws of the various jurisdictions we operate within, including the United States. We can only provide general guidance on this from our perspective. Should you have any concerns, we recommend you consult with legal experts in your own country.

We have not, to date, been issued any government requests for information or secret court orders and are not currently under any gag orders.

The longest-standing data breach search engine.