DeHashed

DeHashed is a data breach intelligence and open-source intelligence (OSINT) platform that aggregates sensitive data exposed on the clear web and deep web. The platform enables users to search across a large database of compromised credentials and personal information, including usernames, email addresses, IP addresses, passwords, and other sensitive data points collected from breach incidents. Core services offered by DeHashed include: - Search: A searchable database of breach data collected from across the internet, allowing users to query exposed credentials and personal information. - Monitoring: Continuous monitoring of sensitive information with real-time breach notifications delivered via text message, email, or webhook when new data matching a user or organization is discovered. - API: A programmatic interface that allows developers and security teams to integrate breach intelligence queries directly into their own applications and workflows. - WHOIS: Domain and IP data intelligence tools providing enriched responses, historical WHOIS records, Reverse WHOIS lookups, and related data for OSINT investigations. DeHashed claims to maintain over 24 billion records across more than 24,000 data sources ("Data Wells"), with a stated average incident response time of 6 hours. The platform is used by law enforcement agencies, Fortune 500 companies, investigators, and security professionals for threat intelligence, identity fraud investigations, account takeover prevention, and infrastructure risk assessment. The service operates on a usage-based pricing model starting at $0.02, with some features available at no cost. DeHashed positions itself as a tool for both individual users and enterprise security teams seeking breach exposure visibility and OSINT capabilities.