InfoTrace is an alternative user interface to InfoTrail, built on the same data set but designed to process and visualize information differently.
Reverse Lookup Tool
The Reverse Lookup feature allows you to uncover compromised user accounts linked to a specific website or service (URL). Instead of searching manually through stealer logs or breach archives, this tool automates the process—returning all exposed accounts tied to a given domain. Built on InfoTrail's extensive data index, this tool is essential for cybersecurity professionals, investigators, and researchers seeking to identify breaches and exposed credentials across platforms.
The screenshot displays a lookup result for BreachForums, a well-known cybercriminal forum notorious for leaking stolen databases and breached credentials.
Key Benefits:
Instantly find all breached accounts associated with a URL
Saves time by eliminating manual data analysis
Powered by large-scale stealer log and breach data indexing
Search across various selector types:
E-mail address
Domain
URL
IPv4, IPv6, CIDR
Phone Number
Bitcoin address
Ethereum address
MAC address
Credit Card Number
Social Security Number
IBAN
Search by Selectors
InfoTrail lets you search across various selector types to find data across multiple data sources.
Data Categories:
Stealer Logs - data collected by malware that steals browser-stored passwords and system info
Leaked Databases - compromised user data exposed from hacked websites or services
Combolists - curated lists of email:password combinations
URL:LOG:PASS files - text files containing service URLs, usernames (logins), and passwords
Inline Viewing of Files
View various file types, including leaked data, PDFs, Word documents, and images, directly on the site—securely and without leaving the platform.
Preview documents before downloading
Secure document viewing without external applications
Support for multiple file formats
Inline Search Statistics
Get real-time insights from your searches, including file types, document counts, timestamps, and more—all displayed directly within the interface.