Introducing OathNet: Stealer Logs, Breach Data and Connected Intelligence

Stealer logs and breach records rarely arrive as a clean, complete story. One exposed email can connect to usernames, domains, IPs, devices, credentials and related accounts — but finding those links usually means switching between fragmented tools.

OathNet brings that workflow together.

15B+ records 300M+ added weekly 170K+ users

What you can do with OathNet

Search across emails, usernames, phone numbers, domains, IP addresses, Discord IDs and other supported identifiers.

Connect related evidence across breach records, stealer logs and OSINT sources instead of stopping at a single match.

Monitor new exposure with persistent scanners, then export findings or deliver results into existing tooling through the API and signed webhooks.

Run bulk searches when one identifier is not enough.

Defensive and offensive workflows

Defenders can identify exposed credentials, investigate employee or domain exposure and monitor for new matches.

Red teams can add breach and stealer-log intelligence to offensive security assessments and evidence-led reporting.

Investigators and researchers can pivot from a starting identifier into connected accounts, infrastructure and exposure records.

Developers can automate searches, bulk jobs, alerts and result delivery.

Built for action — not just another alert

A basic breach notification tells you that something was exposed. OathNet is designed to help you take the investigation further:

• Search one identifier • Connect the related evidence • Monitor what changes • Export or automate the result

The platform supports self-serve workflows for individuals and independent researchers, plus higher-volume, API and team use cases for security operations.

Start exploring

Know what's exposed — and follow the evidence.

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API documentation: https://docs.oathnet.org/

Community: https://discord.gg/DCjnk9TAMK