Oblivion is a tool focused in real time monitoring of new data leaks, notifying if the credentials of the user has been leak out. It’s possible too verify if any credential of user has been leak out before. The Oblivion have two modes:
NOTE: The Oblivion Client and the Oblivion Server are independents.
Oblivion Client
Oblivion Server
Oblivion Features
APIs
Service | Functions | Status |
---|---|---|
HaveIBeenPwned | E-mails and passwords | paid |
Scylla.sh | Cleartext passwords, hashs and salts, usernames, IPs, domain | free |
IntelX.io | Cleartext passwords, hashs and salts, usernames, IPs, domain, Bitcoin Wallets, IBAN | paid |
Circl.lu | Checks for new CVEs | free |
Usage & Configuration
For configuration or usage of Oblivion please read the documentation. All the steps were careful explained with images and examples.
Credits
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