Not just a leaked password. The whole machine.
A leaked credential tells you something happened. A Machine Info profile tells you what the attacker can actually do with it. This is the deliverable that turns a client’s “should we worry about this” into a specific answer.
Representative threat assessment. Live profiles are generated per infected host.
Host facts
The machine, described.
- IdentityHostname, local user, country, operating system
- MalwareStealer family and capture date
- PostureAntivirus present, privilege level (flags admin access), host IP
- RecoveredMetric tiles for credentials, domains, identities, and artifacts pulled from that machine
Attack paths
High-value exposure, grouped by what it unlocks.
Each card shows a count, an example host, and a short risk explanation your team can hand straight to the client.
Portal and service access
Credentials for government portals that enable identity and benefits fraud.
Direct financial takeover
Banking and payment logins that lead straight to funds movement.
Account-recovery pivots
Mailbox access that unlocks password resets across everything else.
Infrastructure reach
Source control and cloud consoles that expose production systems.
Evidence
Extracted indicators, ready for a client summary.
Emails, usernames, IPs, hosts, and links, plus a recovered file tree where available. A searchable logins tab with CSV export lets your analyst pull everything into a client-facing incident summary.
Costs shown before you commit
Viewing a machine profile draws credits. CSV export draws credits separately. Both costs show before you commit.
How credits workSee the depth before you buy.
Pull a sample Machine Info profile so your team can judge it directly.