Public credential exposure

Start with what the internet can see.

Give Brinkmote one public domain or company name. We’ll use it to check for public credential-exposure signals—without asking you to upload anything sensitive.

One public identifier: a hostname or company name.
No passwords, usernames, tokens, secrets, dumps, or private records.

Step 01 / identify the target

Request monitoring
Choose the kind of public term you’re submitting, then confirm the privacy boundary before sending it.

Public identifier only. URLs, paths, ports, and credentials are not accepted.

Step 02 / leave a point of contact

We’ll use these details only to follow up on this public monitoring request. Never include passwords, tokens, secrets, dumps, or private customer records here.

Privacy boundary

This intake is intentionally narrow. Submit only a public domain or company identifier.