DarkWatch scans the dark web for leaked emails and credentials, alerting you to real security risks as soon as they appear.
DarkWatch monitors underground forums, leaked databases, and credential dumps where stolen data is commonly traded. If your email or credentials appear in these sources, Pentester detects it and surfaces the risk clearly.
You don't need to search shady sites or interpret raw breach data — Pentester does this safely and automatically.
Knowing that a breach happened isn't enough. Pentester shows what was exposed, when it appeared, and how serious the risk is, helping you understand whether immediate action is needed.
This prevents panic and gives you confidence in what to do next.
Manage monitoring, alerts, and progress for your entire family from one dashboard. Track what's resolved, what still needs attention, and how your family's security improves over time.
This reduces stress and removes the guesswork from digital safety.
Pentester showed me issues I didn't even know to look for. Seeing everything ranked by severity helped me focus on what actually mattered instead of panicking over every alert.
I signed up out of curiosity and ended up fixing issues I had ignored for years. The severity ranking alone is worth it.
Pentester helped me understand where my data was exposed without overwhelming me. I didn't need to Google anything or ask for help — the next step was always obvious.
Yes. Pentester only monitors publicly available breach sources and does not interact with or purchase stolen data.
Email and password combinations, usernames, and other account identifiers found in breach dumps and underground marketplaces where stolen data is traded.
DarkWatch runs continuously. As soon as a new leak involving your monitored credentials is confirmed, you're alerted with the severity and a recommended fix — typically within minutes of detection.
No. DarkWatch only checks whether your email or credentials appear in known breach data — it never logs into or accesses any of your accounts.
Your first scan is free and includes a DarkWatch check. Continuous monitoring and instant alerts are available on paid plans — see pricing for details.