Username Leaked Credentials Search

How to Check if a Username Has Been Compromised

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To determine if a username has been affected by an Infostealer infection and has leaked credentials involved, you can use the free tool provided by Hudson Rock, our cybersecurity firm that specializes in cybercrime intelligence.

Here are the steps:

• Visit Hudson Rock’s Tool: Go to www.hudsonrock.com/free-tools.
• Enter The Username: Input the username (e.g., johnsmith) into the search field.
• Review the Results: The tool will scan its database of infostealer data and inform you if any compromises are detected.

* You can receive a one-time historical ethical disclosure from Hudson Rock by requesting a free report of your company’s compromised credentials. This provides deeper insights into past vulnerabilities. To do so, simply click “Request a Full Report” and fill out your company’s details, our team will contact you as soon as possible.

What to Do If You’ve Been Compromised

If the check reveals infostealer infections on your domain:

• Reset Credentials: Immediately change passwords and revoke access for any compromised accounts or systems.
• Enhance Security Protocols: Implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) across all company accounts and services.
• Scan and Monitor: Run thorough security scans on all devices and monitor network activity for ongoing threats.

Preventive Measures

To protect your company’s domain from future infostealer infections:

• Educate Employees: Train staff to recognize phishing attempts and avoid suspicious links or attachments.
• Use Strong Authentication: Enforce unique, complex passwords and consider password managers for secure storage.
• Keep Systems Updated: Regularly patch software and operating systems to close security gaps.
• Deploy Security Tools: Install advanced antivirus and endpoint detection software to identify and block malware.

Don’t Store Sensitive Data Insecurely

Avoid storing credentials or sensitive information in easily accessible locations like browsers or unsecured files, as these are prime targets for infostealers. Instead, use dedicated, encrypted tools like enterprise-grade password managers to maintain strong security hygiene.

To learn more about how Hudson Rock protects companies from imminent intrusions caused by info-stealer infections of employees, partners, and users, as well as how we enrich existing cybersecurity solutions with our cybercrime intelligence API, please schedule a call with us, here: https://www.hudsonrock.com/schedule-demo

We also provide access to various free cybercrime intelligence tools that you can find here: www.hudsonrock.com/free-tools

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