By phone number, we place orders in online stores and other sites, and by email we send important files and documents. If scammers gain access to the database of these sites, scammers will have your data: they will try to steal information, passwords and money. To protect yourself, we advise you to regularly check whether your data has been leaked, as well as change passwords regularly. With login details for these services, attackers will be able to steal accounts, extort or steal money. Regular checking of data in leaks will allow you to change your password in a timely manner and get ahead of scammers.

The Quick Osint service receives data from open government and commercial sources, taxi registries, large banks, insurance companies and others. We also collect information from the most popular search engines (Google, Yandex, Duckduckgo, Bing, TOR search) using specially designed search queries.

Go to Telegram, start the bot @Quick OSINT bot and send it a phone number or email.

The service will scan available leaks and find passwords, social networks, instant messengers, phones, groups, cars, passports, TIN, SNILS that got into them, how the number is written in the phone books of other people, advertisements and much more. The service will also show information about Bitcoin wallets and IP addresses.
The service also has a WIKI section, which contains a catalog of current services, sites, registries for additional independent search for information in open sources (enter the /wiki command in the bot).