Broad site coverage
Checks 4,000+ sites with a continuously updated site database.
Data source · Account footprint
Maigret is an actively maintained, MIT-licensed OSINT tool that checks a username against thousands of websites to build an account footprint.
About the source
People reuse handles. darkweb-scanner uses Maigret to map the accounts tied to usernames derived from a domain's people across 4,000+ sites, revealing the public identity footprint an attacker would use to target them. Results are treated as leads with confidence, not proof, since username matching is inherently noisy.
Capabilities
The source's scope — we query it against your domain and report the exposures we find.
Checks 4,000+ sites with a continuously updated site database.
Links a handle to the accounts and profiles it appears on.
Hits are surfaced as leads to verify, mitigating username false positives.
Cleanly usable in a commercial product, run headless with JSON output.
Surface area
Use cases
Understand how discoverable your people are across the web.
Map the public footprint of high-value individuals at a client.
Add identity-footprint context to an exposure report.
Other data sources
Infostealer / stealer-log intelligence — which employees and users of a domain have been captured by malware, including live credential and session data.
External attack-surface intelligence — subdomains, exposed services and open ports, and known CVEs on internet-facing hosts tied to a domain.
Open-source OSINT collection — emails, subdomains, and hosts gathered from dozens of keyless public sources, plus the Hudson Rock breach module.
Run Maigret against a domain and get a severity-ranked exposure PDF. Credits never expire.