Exposure check · Infostealer logs
Are Your Team’s AI Logins In Stealer Logs?
Employees sign in to AI tools with work accounts, and infostealers copy those logins. Enter a work email or company domain and see whether any are already in the logs.
The tool runs on ATLAS, the free tool site by Brandefense. Opens in a new tab, no signup.
AI platforms matched against stealer logs
Sample layout. Totals only, never a login
What you get
What You See On ATLAS.
Exposure severity
How serious the exposure looks for your organization.
Which AI platforms were hit
Matches against chat assistants and developer tools that hold API keys.
A date range
When the matching logs were collected.
Your infected-device picture
Totals only. A login is never shown and a password is never revealed.
Who it is for
Who Uses The AI Exposure Check.
- CISOs setting an AI policy who want to see what already leaked
- IT teams that rely on SSO and want to know what it misses
- Security teams looking after API keys and model endpoints
On the Brandefense platform
One log source checked. See the whole surface.
The check reads one feed. The platform links every exposed login to a person and keeps watching, because new stealer logs arrive all the time.
Work email or company domain only; free webmail is not supported. Nothing found is reassuring, not final.