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Erik Pontoppidan described the Kraken in 1752 as an island-sized mass at the bottom of the Norwegian sea: so vast that sailors had mistaken it for land before it submerged. The sagas had described it centuries earlier as capable of pulling entire ships to the bottom, not by force but by the whirlpool created when it dove.
The mythology was always about scale and reach. The Kraken did not attack like a shark attacks, from one direction. It rose from below and wrapped simultaneously. Tentacles reached every deck, every oar, every line at once. The ship had no safe side. Every angle of approach was covered.
Your data has no safe side either.
Somewhere in a breach database there is an email address of yours tied to a password you have not changed since the service was compromised. Somewhere in a paste dump, a credential bundle that includes your username. Somewhere on a dark web market, aggregated records with your name, your phone number, or your address in them, assembled from breaches you have never heard of.
You do not know because you have not looked.
KRAKEN looks for you. Breach databases. Credential dumps. Paste site indexes. Dark web intelligence feeds. Leaked document repositories. Every scan is a tentacle reaching into a different depth of the same ocean. When something surfaces with your name on it, KRAKEN surfaces it first.
Data broker removal solves one problem. BROADSIDE fires opt-out volleys at the brokers who aggregate and sell personal data through legal channels, and it handles the re-listing cycle. That problem is handled.
Breach databases are not data brokers. Paste dumps are not data brokers. Dark web credential markets are not data brokers. They have no opt-out mechanism, no legal obligation, and no compliance process. What appears there stays there, and is actively purchased by threat actors running credential stuffing attacks, targeted phishing campaigns, and identity fraud operations.
KRAKEN monitors the full exposure surface that BROADSIDE cannot touch.
Continuous, multi-source monitoring across breach databases indexed from 15B+ records, paste site networks, dark web intelligence feeds, and leaked document repositories. Every identifier you configure, every email address, phone number, username, domain, or custom watchlist term, is monitored across all sources simultaneously. When a new breach drops, KRAKEN sweeps your identifiers against it. When a paste appears with your email in it, KRAKEN alerts within minutes.
Credential exposure checks use a k-anonymity model: a partial hash prefix is transmitted, never a raw password. Your credentials are never sent anywhere in recoverable form.
Findings are stored locally in an encrypted database on your machine. No scan results leave your device. KRAKEN does not report to any server. It does not require an account. After initial configuration, it does not need you.
KRAKEN and BROADSIDE are two answers to the same question: where is your data, and how exposed are you? BROADSIDE removes what can be removed. KRAKEN watches everything that cannot be.
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PROTOCOL 01 - CREDENTIAL EXPOSURE
THREAT ▸ Your password appears in a breach dump from a service compromise you were never notified about. Attackers buy the list and run credential stuffing against other services before you know the breach happened.
KRAKEN sweeps your configured email addresses and usernames against breach databases continuously. New breach data is indexed on ingestion. You are alerted to the specific breach, the data type exposed, and the date of first appearance before any credential stuffing campaign has time to run.
PROTOCOL 02 - PII IN THE WILD
THREAT ▸ Your email, phone number, home address, or identifying data appears in a paste dump, a leaked database, or a dark web market. You are unaware because you are not monitoring those channels.
KRAKEN monitors paste site networks and dark web intelligence feeds continuously for every identifier you configure. Appearance of a monitored identifier in any source triggers an immediate alert with the source, data type, and context. You know within minutes of first appearance.
PROTOCOL 03 - PROFILE ASSEMBLY
THREAT ▸ An adversary aggregates low-sensitivity data fragments from multiple breach sources into a dossier usable for targeted phishing, social engineering, or impersonation. Each fragment alone is harmless; combined they are an attack surface.
KRAKEN aggregates your cross-source exposure in a single exposure map: every finding, every source, every data type, scored and organized by risk. You see your assembled profile before any adversary does, and can take targeted action on the highest-risk exposures first.
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STANDARDCERTIFICATIONCLASSIFICATIONOPERATIONAL DETAIL
k-Anonymity Credential CheckPartial SHA-1 Hash PrefixNO CREDENTIAL TRANSMISSIONPassword exposure lookups use the k-anonymity model established by the most trusted breach intelligence services. Only the first 5 characters of a SHA-1 hash are transmitted. The full hash and no raw password ever leaves the machine. The remote service returns all hashes matching that prefix; comparison is done locally.
Local-Only Findings DatabaseEncrypted SQLiteZERO EXFILTRATIONAll scan findings, exposure timelines, and risk scores are stored in an encrypted local SQLite database. No results are uploaded to any server, synced to any cloud, or transmitted to any party. KRAKEN has no backend.
Privacy-Preserving Query ModelNo Full Identifier TransmissionIDENTIFIER PROTECTIONWhere possible, KRAKEN uses privacy-preserving query patterns that do not transmit full email addresses or identifiers to external services. For sources requiring direct queries, connections are made through configurable network routing.
Configurable Network RoutingHORIZON VPN IntegrationNETWORK ISOLATIONAll KRAKEN network queries can be routed through an active HORIZON tunnel, separating the monitoring traffic from your primary network identity. Dark web queries can be further isolated using a dedicated routing profile.
Air-Gap ImportLocal Breach DatasetOFFLINE CAPABLEBreach dataset indexes can be imported from local sources for air-gapped environments. Once a local breach dataset is loaded, KRAKEN can run full credential and identifier sweeps with zero outbound network traffic.
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Breach database sweep: check all configured identifiers against 15B+ records across indexed breach datasets; new breach data processed immediately on availability
Paste site monitoring: continuous watch across Pastebin and 40+ paste-style services for configured email addresses, phone numbers, usernames, and custom watchlist terms
Dark web intelligence: monitored credential markets and forum dumps for configured identifiers; updated via threat intelligence feeds; results surfaced with source and date context
Credential exposure audit: identify which passwords tied to monitored accounts have appeared in public dumps; k-anonymity model (partial SHA-1 hash prefix only); no raw passwords transmitted
Custom watchlist: monitor any arbitrary string (company name, domain, codename, alias, document title) across all monitored sources simultaneously
Exposure timeline: complete historical log of every finding with source, date first seen, data type, severity rating, and raw context where available
Risk scoring: per-identity exposure score updated continuously; factors include recency, source credibility, data type sensitivity, and cross-source aggregation degree
Alert delivery: configurable in-app notification, local OS alert, or outbound webhook on any new finding; no email account or external service required
Continuous background agent: persistent scanner requiring no manual initiation; runs on a configurable schedule; findings surface the moment they are confirmed
On-demand exposure report: full cross-source summary of all findings per monitored identity, exportable as an encrypted report for record-keeping
HORIZON routing: all KRAKEN queries can be routed through an active HORIZON VPN tunnel; dark web queries can be isolated from clearnet network identity
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⚠ Single-operator license. Monitoring scope is limited to identifiers you are authorized to monitor. Not for use against third-party identifiers without authorization. Not for redistribution. Dark web query results may contain sensitive third-party data; handle in accordance with applicable law.
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ACQUISITION_COST: $49.99 USD
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