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Agent recipe · Security teams and individuals checking their own accounts

Check an email for breach exposure

See which breaches and leak collections an address appears in, with dates and sources, so you know which passwords to rotate.

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Use OSINTverse to check whether <name@company.com> appears in breach or leak data. It is my own work address. Budget $2. Quote first, then list each breach source with its date, and tell me what to rotate. Don't repeat any passwords back to me.

Swap the part in angle brackets. Needs the OSINTverse MCP server connected (how to connect). In sandbox mode it runs on sample data for free.

What your AI does

  1. quote_bulk_search: Prices both breach sources for the address.
  2. run_bulk_search: Runs both lookups in one call.
  3. get_search: Reads the results with view "summary" for sources and dates; passwords stay masked.

Every tool, explained

What it costs

One lookup per source at today's prices, about $1.30 in total. Your AI quotes the exact price before it spends anything, and every charge counts toward the daily cap you set.

  • LeakRadar$1.00
  • DeHashed$0.30

A sample answer

Illustrative only: real answers depend on what the sources return.

The address appears in 3 sources: a 2021 social network breach, a 2019 combo list, and a 2023 infostealer log naming a work SaaS login. Rotate that SaaS password first and turn on 2FA there; the older two only exposed the email and a hashed password.

Good to know

  • Passwords and hashes are masked by default. The agent only shows them if you ask and are entitled to see them.
  • Check addresses you own or are authorised to investigate.
  • Use OSINTverse only for lawful investigations you are entitled to run.

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