Exposure Discovery
Identifier-led search across the sources that matter
Start from a name, email, phone number, username or domain. DNA WEB runs it across configured providers, keeps a record of what was searched, and shows what could not be reached so nothing is implied that was not actually checked.
What it finds
Signals this pillar surfaces
Personal-data exposure
Public records, data-broker listings and indexed pages that surface personal details in more places than expected.
False or impersonating content
Look-alike claims and misattributed content, flagged as signals pending verification, never asserted as fact.
Platform-policy breaches
Content that appears to breach a platform's own rules, useful evidence for a reporting or takedown request.
Security exposure
Indicators that feed the Breach & Dark Web pillar, surfaced here as a starting point for deeper checks.
How it works
From identifier to verified finding
- 01
Enter an identifier
Name, email, phone, username or domain — whichever you have permission to search.
- 02
Providers run in parallel
Search engines, news, review platforms, forums, social sources and registries, each logged with its own status.
- 03
Lucy AI reviews the results
Duplicate and unrelated matches are filtered before anything reaches your list.
- 04
Findings are categorised
Each result is tagged into one of the five exposure categories, ready for verification.
What it is not
Boundaries we hold
- Not a guarantee that every exposure on the internet is found — coverage gaps are disclosed, not hidden.
- Not a claim that every result is a privacy violation — each finding is categorised, not alarmed over.
- Not access to private accounts, messages or non-public records.
- Not a single risk score — severity, confidence and category are shown separately.