Watch only what you own
Give us your domains, execs, IP ranges, and vendors. We watch those, and nothing else.
Info-stealer malware grabs your team’s logins, session cookies, and tokens and posts them online within hours. Qannas finds the ones tied to your company — and shows them to you, not the whole internet.
You only ever see your own data. There is no search box for the whole database — that’s the point.
Drop your domain or a work email. We’ll look for leaked credentials, cookies, and tokens tied to it across our stealer-log lake.
No login, no spam. We only show results tied to assets you can prove you own.
RedLine, LummaC2, Raccoon — these stealers run quietly on your employees’ laptops, grab whatever’s sitting in the browser, and ship it to a Telegram channel before lunch. Your firewall never sees it. Most scanners don’t either.
A live posture score, a map of where you’re exposed, and a queue of things to fix — all scoped to ACME Corporation. Click the sidebar to walk through the whole product.
Exposure posture for ACME Corporation.
The lake ingests the world’s stealer logs. The product joins them to your assets — and only your assets.
Give us your domains, execs, IP ranges, and vendors. We watch those, and nothing else.
We pull RedLine, LummaC2, and Raccoon logs plus breach dumps, and match the new ones against your assets within minutes.
There is no search box for the whole database. Scoping happens in the data layer, not the UI, so a client bug can’t reach anyone else.
Open an exposure to see the infected machine, the malware family, when it was grabbed, and whether that password is still in use.
Fresh, high-severity hits go to Slack, email, or a webhook, or straight into your SIEM and ticketing.
Watch your score move over time and mean-time-to-reset. Export a board deck or a compliance file when someone asks.
Handing a company the plaintext of its own leaked credential so it can reset it is fine. Letting one tenant search another’s data isn’t. Qannas is built around that line.
Every query runs against your org at the database. A bug in the app can’t reach another tenant’s data, because the app never has it.
A RedLine grab from last week is a fire. A dump from 2019 is background noise. We rank by how recent it is and how critical the asset is, not by raw count.
We hand you the leaked credential so you can kill it. Speed-to-reset is the only number we care about — alert count is noise.
List your domains, execs, IP ranges, and third parties. That list is your whole perimeter — we never look outside it.
As fresh stealer logs and breach dumps come in, a matching job joins them to your list. Deltas only, so it stays cheap.
A fresh, high-severity hit lands in Slack, email, a webhook, or your SIEM within minutes.
Confirm the credential is live, force a reset, push the ticket, and watch mean-time-to-reset come down.
We onboard a handful of companies at a time. Tell us your domain and we’ll set up your tenant.