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OathNet telemetry snapshot generated at 2026-07-31T00:01:32.037070+00:00. 14,183,785,689 indexed records across monitored sources. 316,409,814 records added in the last 7 days. 178,863 trusted users on the platform.
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Concerned About Your Privacy?
Found personal information in a result? Secure the affected accounts first, then reduce what can be reused against you.
Searches are encrypted. OathNet never sells customer data and searches only public or previously leaked sources.
- 01Replace exposed passwordsChange them anywhere they were reused, then sign out other active sessions.
- 02Turn on two-factor authenticationUse an authenticator app or security key when one is available.
- 03Reduce repeat exposureReview profiles tied to the same username, email, or phone number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about OathNet's OSINT platform
›What is OathNet and what does it do?
OathNet is a professional OSINT platform for searching dark web data breaches, stealer logs, and exposed credentials. Teams use it to investigate digital footprints, monitor breach exposure, and review cross-platform identifiers from a single workflow.
›How is OathNet different from HaveIBeenPwned?
HaveIBeenPwned focuses on breach notifications for email addresses. OathNet also covers stealer log data, supports more identifier types such as usernames, phone numbers, IPs, and Discord IDs, and provides deeper investigation workflows for analysts and security teams.
›What are stealer logs and why should I care?
Stealer logs are collections of data stolen by infostealer malware from infected devices. They often include saved passwords, browser cookies, autofill data, and session tokens. They matter because they can lead to account takeover and broader compromise even when there was no classic public breach announcement.
›Is OathNet legal and safe to use?
OathNet is designed for legitimate security research, breach monitoring, and defensive investigations. It surfaces previously exposed or publicly available data and does not provide access to private systems.
›What data breaches and sources does OathNet search?
OathNet searches breach records, stealer log datasets, credential dumps, and other exposed identity data sources. It also correlates related identifiers across services such as Discord, Roblox, Steam, Xbox, and IP intelligence workflows.
›Does OathNet have an API for developers?
Yes. OathNet offers API access for breach checking, stealer search, and OSINT workflows. Developers can review the public API documentation and integrate OathNet into internal security tooling or analyst workflows.
›How fresh is OathNet's breach and stealer log data?
The platform is updated continuously as new breach and stealer log data is ingested. Freshness varies by source, but the goal is to make new exposed data searchable as quickly as operationally possible.
›How much does OathNet cost?
The default public pricing shown on the site includes Free at 10 lookups per day, Starter at 50, Pro at 200, and Enterprise at 1000 or more depending on arrangement. Annual billing is discounted from the standard monthly rate.
›How does OathNet protect my search privacy?
Searches are delivered over encrypted connections, and the platform is positioned as a privacy-conscious research tool for defensive use cases. Users can review the privacy policy and platform controls for account-specific details.
›Who uses OathNet for breach and dark web searches?
Typical users include threat intelligence analysts, fraud investigators, corporate security teams, incident responders, researchers, and individuals reviewing their own exposure.
›How do I check if my data is in a breach or stealer log?
You can create an account and search with identifiers such as an email address, username, phone number, IP address, or other supported inputs. OathNet then returns matching breach or stealer-log context where available.
›Can I remove my data from breaches shown on OathNet?
OathNet does not control the original breached or leaked sources, so it cannot remove records from those upstream datasets. The practical response is to rotate credentials, enable MFA, and monitor exposed accounts for abuse.
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