Credentials leak monitoring
Credentials leak monitoring.
Splorix checks work emails against known breach intelligence, rescans your monitored list every day with multiple leak checks per day, and helps your team track remediation without leaving the attack surface workspace.
- Per domain email inventory. Add individual addresses or bulk import a list, up to 100 emails per root domain.
- Automatic checks every day. Monitored emails are rescanned throughout the day, with multiple leak checks per day, so newly indexed breaches surface as early as possible.
- Breach source context. Review known breach names and disclosure dates without exposing raw passwords in the workspace.
- Tied to issue tracking. Leak signals can flow into the same Splorix workflow as vulnerabilities and attack surface findings.
What is credentials leak monitoring?
Breach exposure signals for emails you choose to watch.
Credentials leak monitoring checks whether email addresses tied to your organization appear in known public breach datasets. Splorix rechecks your monitored list every day, with multiple scans across the day, and surfaces breach source and timing so your team can rotate passwords, tokens, or accounts before exposure spreads.
Try the public credential leak checkerWhy it matters
Old breaches still unlock modern accounts.
Credential exposure is rarely visible on your perimeter scan, but it can be the fastest path to account takeover when passwords are reused.
Account takeover risk
Reused passwords turn an old breach into access to SaaS tools, VPNs, mailboxes, and customer data.
Compliance and audit pressure
Security teams are expected to know when employee or service emails were exposed and what was done about it.
Third party and contractor exposure
Shared inboxes, finance aliases, and vendor contacts are easy to miss without a monitored list per domain.
Faster remediation
Structured breach records and acknowledgement tracking beat ad hoc searches when a new dump makes headlines.
How Splorix works
From email inventory to acknowledged remediation.
Credentials leak monitoring lives beside vulnerability scanning, typosquatting checks, and security issue tracking, with automatic rescans every day and multiple checks per day on your email list.
Choose a root domain
Credentials leak monitoring is scoped to a paid root domain slot in your Splorix workspace.
Add emails to monitor
Register one address at a time or paste a bulk list. Splorix stores up to 100 emails per domain.
Automatic daily rescans
Splorix rechecks monitored emails every day, with multiple leak scans per day, so new breach appearances are caught early without waiting for manual action.
Check against breach intelligence
Each run queries breach intelligence for every monitored address and updates leak status, last checked time, and breach records.
Review status and breach details
See Pending, Clean, or Leaked status, expand breach rows with source name and date, and track what still needs action.
Acknowledge remediation
Mark a breach as handled with the date passwords were changed so open leak signals stay accurate for your team.
What you can review
Signals that help security teams prioritize response.
Splorix keeps leak monitoring practical: enough context to act, without turning the page into a raw dump browser.
Leak status
Pending before the first check, Clean when no breaches are found, Leaked when at least one breach is active.
Last checked
Know when an address was last scanned, including automatic daily runs with multiple checks per day.
Breach sources
Each hit lists the breach name and source date returned by the intelligence provider.
Acknowledgement state
Record password rotation or other remediation so resolved breaches stop inflating open leak counts.
Bulk import feedback
Bulk add reports how many addresses were added, skipped as duplicates, or rejected for format issues.
Workspace visibility
Dashboard and monitoring views surface when monitored emails have active leak signals.
Improve credential hygiene
Actions beyond the leak table.
Monitoring tells you where to look. These steps reduce the chance an old breach becomes a new incident.
Monitor role based aliases
Include admin, support, billing, and integration addresses that attackers commonly target or reuse.
Force password resets after leaks
Rotate credentials for affected users and retire shared passwords that may have been exposed.
Enable MFA on critical services
Reduce takeover risk even when an old password appears in a breach dump.
Block credential reuse
Use SSO, password managers, and policy controls so one breach does not unlock multiple systems.
Document breach response steps
Define who verifies leaks, who notifies users, and how acknowledgements are recorded in Splorix.
Re check after major disclosures
Run check all after large public breach events to refresh signals for your monitored list.
FAQ
Credentials leak questions, answered.
Get started
Add credentials leak monitoring to your workspace.
$1 for a 3 day trial on your first eligible root domain, then $99/month per root domain slot. Cancel anytime during the trial.