Snusbase has made it easy to stay on top of the latest database breaches since its debut in 2016 and is trusted by experts from law enforcement to major worldwide companies.
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Compromised credentials remain the leading cause of unauthorized access, yet data breach intelligence is one of the most overlooked tools in the industry. Whether you're a security professional protecting your organization or an investigator hunting down a threat actor, Snusbase gives you direct visibility into exposed data before it's exploited.
We display clear, uncensored results for our paying members, including names, addresses, and other information included in the data breach.
Our search API is available free of charge to any paying member up to 2048 requests per day. You can find the documentation at docs.snusbase.com.
We understand that investigations are sensitive. We do not store any data on your search terms, and have the most privacy friendly practices in the industry.
Theft and fraud pose significant challenges for businesses of all sizes. With Snusbase, identifying the criminal behind the screen name is easier than ever.
Snusbase indexes information from websites that have experienced database leaks. Our users can search for emails, names, usernames, IP addresses, phone numbers, password hashes, and more. We display each result in full, with only occasional edits to remove information that we're legally prohibited from storing.
We also frequently index public court documents, relevant credential stuffing/combolists, and maintain an extensive database of previously cracked password hashes.
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 numerous public and "dark web" forums, importing data leaks from these sources daily.
Snusbase strictly adheres to the laws of the various jurisdictions in which we operate. We can only offer general guidance for common use-cases. If you have concerns, we advise consulting legal experts in your own country. You can find a list of our explicitly prohibited use-cases here.