Discover if your personal info has been leaked in data breaches with DeHashed, an OSINT tool searching emails, usernames, passwords and more.
DeHashed is an online threat intelligence tool used to check if personal information like emails, usernames, passwords, domains, IP addresses, or phone numbers have been compromised in data breaches and exposed online. It has one of the largest databases of leaked databases, with over 19 billion records collected from thousands of breaches.
Users can enter any email address, username, password, domain, IP address or phone number into the DeHashed search bar to instantly see if that information has ever appeared in an online data leak or breach. The tool will display all the leaks, paste sites or breach sites where that information was found, along with specific details of each breach like source, type, and date.
DeHashed provides various search types like Email Search, Username Search, Password Search, Domain Search, IP Address Search and Phone Number search. Users also get access to a personal monitored assets page where they can add their own personal accounts or assets to monitor them and be alerted if these appear in any future breaches.
Other key capabilities include real-time data breach monitoring, API access, historical breach data going back over a decade, and data enrichment tools to pivot from breached information to associated accounts or assets that may reveal additional exposures.
Overall, DeHashed helps individuals and businesses discover if and where their information has been compromised online so they can take action to avoid further misuse or fraud.
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