PwnHunter brings public exposure signals and practical security monitoring together in one place to identify issues that deserve attention and track their response.
Check whether an email address appears in known public breach records. When a match is reported, review the exposed data categories and follow practical steps such as changing affected and reused passwords, enabling multi-factor authentication, and reviewing active sessions.
Browse breach announcements, search by organization name, and inspect reported dates and exposed data categories. Each breach record includes context to help assess the potential impact and decide what to do next.
Search vulnerabilities by CVE identifier or product, review CVSS severity and affected-version information, and follow known-exploited vulnerabilities. The information supports prioritization; product matches should be checked against the versions and configurations actually in use.
Read security advisories from the CERT-FR alert feed in a consistent format, with summaries, risk information, recommendations, and links to the original advisory.
Bring together an organization’s devices and software inventory, monitored email addresses, and third parties such as suppliers or service providers. Inventory can be added manually or imported from CSV; collection scripts are available for supported operating systems.
Use an organization dashboard to view active findings, trends, and the assets that need attention. Teams can assign a status, add decision notes, and record an outcome such as remediation, accepted risk, or not impacted. A finding is not a technical scan result unless explicitly stated.
Our security catalogues are updated regularly. Coverage and publication times can vary depending on the information made available.