We find your leaked secrets first.
Every API key, password, token, and crypto wallet you own — hunted across the entire public internet, live and archived, and traced back to you the moment it leaks — without ever using or storing the secret.
We watch the entire internet
so you don't have to.
Most scanners check GitHub and call it done. Credential Autopsy sweeps the code hosts, package registries, cloud, the underground — and the general web itself, both live and in the archives where deleted secrets still live.
The whole public web
Common Crawl's billions of pages and the Wayback Machine's archives — we catch secrets you already deleted from your live site.
Code & every artifact you ship
GitHub (incl. force-pushed commits), GitLab, npm/PyPI/Go/NuGet, containers, mobile APKs, browser & IDE extensions, Hugging Face models.
Cloud, CI/CD & your footprint
Open buckets, build logs, Terraform state, exposed .env/.git — plus Certificate Transparency to find every subdomain the moment it gets a cert.
Pastes, chat & the underground
Pastebin, Telegram, breach & stealer-log indexes, and dark-web listings — flagging when your org is named, even with no raw secret.
What we catch
Validated offline — checksums, token decoding, expiry — so a finding is a real, live credential, not a false alarm. We never authenticate with it to check.
Every leak gets a case file.
When we find one of your credentials in the wild, you get a full forensic record — what leaked, where, when, who's affected, and exactly how to shut it down.
We never use your secret
Liveness is checked offline only — checksums, decoding, expiry. We never authenticate with your credential, anywhere.
We never store plaintext
Redacted at the instant of detection to a preview + hash. There is no plaintext column in the database.
Owner-scoped & isolated
You only ever see what attributes to you. Row-level tenant isolation keeps every customer's exposure private.
Public-only, never transact
We observe public content and lawful indexes — never bypass auth, never buy stolen data. Enterprise-clean by design.
Live and archived. The whole picture.
Pages in the crawl
The general web as a corpus — where per-platform scanners can't reach.
Archived pages
The web's memory — deleted-but-un-rotated secrets still live here.
Continuous watch
New certs, new pushes, new pastes — checked in near real time, not a one-off scan.
Know the moment
your credentials go public.
Point Credential Autopsy at your domain and we'll surface what's already leaked — then keep watch, continuously, so you're never the last to know.