In the past month alone, infostealer malware has dominated headlines with breaches exposing billions of credentials—183M Gmail-linked logins dumped in late October (via Synthient's monitoring, loaded to HIBP on Oct 21), Nikkei's Slack histories for 17K+ employees compromised by a single August infection (disclosed Nov 4), and an aggregated 16B credential mega-leak from ongoing stealer campaigns (Cybernews, June but with fresh Oct dumps).
These aren't flashy ransomware hits; they're silent endpoint infections turning your browser, wallet, or Slack into hacker fodder. Vidar 2.0's upgrade (Oct 6) is already spiking campaigns, filling the Lumma void with faster exfil and better evasion.
Traditional breach checkers like HIBP are great for historical dumps, but they miss the real-time flood of stealer logs—raw credential grabs from infected machines, sold cheap on Telegram/dark forums for ATOs and fraud.
That's where Traclea steps in: we scan your emails and usernames across both breach archives and live stealer databases, with platform-specific filters (e.g., Steam/Discord creds, crypto wallets like MetaMask/Binance, socials like IG/TikTok). Alerts hit instantly when your data surfaces, so you can rotate keys before the phishing starts.
Key bits:
Monitors 1000s of sources, including emerging threats like FleshStealer or PhantomVAI loaders.
Username search beats email-only tools—catch exposures on gaming/streaming accounts that slip through.
Simple dashboard, no fluff.
We're bootstrapped, privacy-first (no data resale), and aimed at devs/security folks tired of waiting for breach notifications.
To kick off awareness: First 1000 to join our waitlist get 1 month free on the individual Basic plan.
Head to https://traclea.com/ and sign up—let's make November less breach-y.
Thoughts? Ever dealt with a stealer hit? What's your go-to for credential hygiene?
