Know When Your Data
Leaks. Before Anyone Else Does.
CrawlHQ monitors paste sites, dark web forums, and data dumps for your domain, employee emails, and API keys. Structured alerts. Source-attributed. Audit-ready.
What makes it production-grade
Every module is built for pipelines that run without you watching.
Paste Site Monitoring
Continuous monitoring of Pastebin, Ghostbin, and 50+ paste sites for your domain, email patterns, and API key prefixes.
Structured Findings
Every finding includes type, source, severity, sample data (redacted), and detection timestamp. Not just an email — a structured alert.
Real-Time Webhooks
Findings fire to your webhook immediately on detection. Integrate with PagerDuty, Slack, or any incident management system.
Severity Classification
Findings are classified as critical, high, medium, or low. Focus your response on what matters — leaked production credentials vs. old test emails.
Audit-Ready Reports
Generate compliance reports showing breach detection history, response times, and remediation actions. Ready for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 audits.
API Key Monitoring
Monitor for leaked API keys, access tokens, and connection strings. Detect key exposure before they're used maliciously.
Use Cases
What teams build with breach
Security Operations Centre
Add breach monitoring as a continuous signal to your SOC. Detect leaked credentials before they're weaponised.
Employee Credential Monitoring
Monitor employee email patterns. Alert the security team when corporate emails appear in new data dumps.
Customer PII Alerting
Monitor for customer email domains in breach data. Alert affected customers proactively — before they find out themselves.
Compliance Evidence
Demonstrate to auditors that you have continuous breach monitoring in place. Export structured finding reports for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and DPDPA.
Third-Party Risk
Monitor domains of key vendors and partners. Know if a supplier's credentials leaked and assess your exposure before they do.
Red Team Intelligence
Security teams can use breach data to understand what credentials, source code, and internal data is already public before an engagement.