Is Your
                                 Data Exposed 
                                 on the  
                                Dark Web?
                            
                            Find out instantly if your email, passwords, or personal data are circulating on hacker forums or illegal marketplaces.
LEAD FORM INTRO
Disclaimer: By clicking “Submit,” you consent to a one-time dark-web scan of the email address provided and agree to our [Privacy Policy].
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HOW DARK-WEB LEAK DETECTION WORKS
 Step 1 – Enter Your Email
 Provide the email address you want scanned.
 Step 2 – Secure Dark-Web Search
 Our forensics engine compares your credentials against billions of breach records and paste-sites across the dark web and underground forums.
 Step 3 – Get Your Report
 Receive a private, encrypted email listing any breaches we find—plus recommended next steps to protect your accounts.
Note: Each email scan is limited to a single address for security and privacy.
PASHUPATA FOR DARK-WEB MONITORING
Real-Time Global Intelligence – Continuous feeds from breach dumps, credential leaks, and underground trading platforms.
Legal & Secure – CERT-In empanelled and ISO 27001:2022 certified, ensuring evidence handling meets Indian and global standards.
Instant Action Plan – If we detect exposure, we guide you through password resets, 2FA enablement, and incident-response escalation.
Enterprise Ready – Scalable API and SOC integration for organizations that need continuous monitoring.
COUNTER TARGETED ATTACKS (CTA BAND) Ready to secure what matters most? Call +91-9758507777 or email info@pashupata.com for an enterprise dark-web monitoring plan that protects every user in your organization.
FAQ
Ransomware Penetration TestingYes. Our enterprise plan monitors all employee emails and issues real-time alerts.
We recommend at least quarterly or whenever a major breach is reported.
Yes. We never store your password or share your email; the scan is a read-only check against encrypted breach databases.
A service that searches hidden forums, marketplaces, and breach dumps to detect if your credentials or sensitive data have been exposed.
