Explore Yourself
In Your Digital Mirror.
What is OSINT in simple words?
It's the process of finding and examining everything about a person or a business that is already available to the public online. This includes social media profiles, public records, news articles, forum posts, and photos.
The goal is to see your own digital footprint from the perspective of a hacker, so you can understand what a criminal could learn about you without even needing to break into anything.
What We Offer
OSINT-Based Exposure Check
We use publicly accessible tools, breach repositories, and search methods to identify leaked personal or organizational data — including emails, credentials, usernames, and file references.-
Risk Evaluation & Explanation
We provide plain-language reports explaining:-
What data was found
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Where it may have been shared or sold
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What risks this creates (e.g. identity theft, account compromise)
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Recommended priority actions
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Digital Safety Support
We guide you through:-
Resetting or securing exposed accounts
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Setting up 2FA and password managers
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Securing your devices and communication tools
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Reducing online traceability and exposure
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Proactive Monitoring (Optional)
For high-risk individuals (e.g. activists, small business owners, journalists), we offer manual or automated OSINT scans on request, and help you monitor for future exposures or impersonation. -
Policy & Compliance Referral
If you're a nonprofit or small business handling client data, we can refer you to trusted legal, cybersecurity, or compliance professionals for guidance on breach response or reporting duties.
Who It's For
Individuals who suspect data leaks or harassment
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Community members affected by scams, stalking, or impersonation
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Small organizations concerned about client or staff exposure
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Professionals who need to understand their online footprint
Tools & Tactics We Use
Public breach databases
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Advanced Google dorking and OSINT queries
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Archive and cached site search
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Metadata and document analysis
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Email and username correlation checks
Who It's For
Individuals who suspect data leaks or harassment
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Community members affected by scams, stalking, or impersonation
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Small organizations concerned about client or staff exposure
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Professionals who need to understand their online footprint