Credential leaks
Breached passwords and the exact data classes exposed alongside them.
Name, username, email, photo, IP. Only inputs you can verify are yours.
Connectors sweep OSINT sources; an LLM rates each finding info → critical and drops the noise.
A ranked action list: rotate this, remove that, opt out here, ordered by real risk.
Each finding is normalized, deduplicated, and judged on its own merits, not handed to you as a raw data dump.
Breached passwords and the exact data classes exposed alongside them.
Logins captured by malware — the highest-signal critical we surface.
Where your email and usernames are registered across the web.
Public profiles and handles correlated into one identity graph.
What your Google and linked accounts quietly give away.
Open services, ports, and CVEs tied to an IP you own.
Findings are ranked by real-world risk and paired with a concrete fix. Critical means do it now; low means it can wait.
3 logins exfiltrated from an infected device, including a reused password.
The same password appears across two leaks tied to this email.
Mostly benign; three are dormant accounts worth closing.
Arescope exists to shrink your footprint. It is not, and will never be, a people-search tool. That constraint is built into the data model, not a promise on a page.
Email via magic link, accounts via OAuth, IP matched to your connection. You can only scan what you can prove is yours.
PII is encrypted at rest and expires on a retention clock. We hold the minimum, for the minimum time.
No lookups on other people, ever. The ownership gate is mandatory, not a setting.
Arescope is in build. Join the waitlist and we'll send one email when scans open.
No spam. No sharing. One email, when it's ready.