Search configuration
Runs domain then name. A domain match wins; the name search is the fallback. 2× API calls per customer.
Off (default): match the company name as a whole term against the domain — one-word names (e.g. “Sample”) and full multi-word names (e.g. “Sample Company”) match, but partial words don't. On: accept the API's first result, like the original script — looser, and prone to false positives on multi-word names.
File must contain columns Customer Name and Domain (matches the PowerShell tool).
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Configure a search on the left and run a check for potential exposure indicators in the Fortinet infostealer dataset.
Disclaimer. This tool is provided as-is, with no warranty of any kind. Third-party credential exposure data is sourced
from Hudson Rock's public Fortinet dataset; its accuracy, completeness, and timeliness are not guaranteed.
By the nature of infostealer intelligence, results may be incomplete, delayed, or contain false positives, and a
“clean” result is not proof of safety. Users must independently verify exposure within their own
environments and treat these results as one signal among many. Company logos are fetched from third-party
favicon services; the country shown per exposed URL is the country reported in the Hudson Rock dataset.
Defensive use only.
Dark web data should always be treated as indicative rather than definitive. By its nature, this information can be incomplete, unreliable, outdated, or intentionally misleading. Any findings should therefore be regarded as Indicators of Compromise, not confirmed evidence. They are intended to highlight potential risk and guide further investigation. A qualified analyst should always review and validate the information before any conclusions are drawn or action is taken.