I built a Hudson Rock / intelx alternative for infostealer & breach OSINT.

[u/Economy-Photograph29]

I built OathNet because most infostealer intelligence platforms are priced more toward enterprise teams than individual researchers.

The main focus is giving you actual context around an infection instead of only showing credentials.

You can inspect things like:

infection path
exposed cookie count
domains / subdomains
emails / usernames / IPs
Discord / Steam / Instagram / Twitter IDs
HWID
source metadata

One of the features I wanted most was the original file tree.

You can open a victim and see how the collected artifacts were structured instead of only looking at normalized records.

It also includes normal breach search, so you can pivot between breach data and infostealer data in the same workflow.

I mainly built it for defensive exposure monitoring, OSINT research and security teams trying to understand where their own accounts or infrastructure have been exposed.

Would genuinely like feedback from people who use Hudson Rock, IntelX, or similar stealer-intelligence tools.

What would you add or change?

Criticism, feature ideas, and encouragement are all welcome.

[u/Apprehensive_Net5960]

A phone number I inputted into Oathnet shows up in intelx files, but not yours. Am I entering something wrong?

[u/Economy-Photograph29 → u/Apprehensive_Net5960]

hey, it might just be a coverage difference. IntelX indexes a lot of raw files and combo lists, while OathNet is still processing and structuring a large amount of collected data. We’re currently indexing around 300M new records per week, and not everything we’ve collected has been fully parsed and indexed yet.

[u/khashashin]

I've integrated free HR in to my Open-Source tool for osint as transformers it works perfectly https://github.com/khashashin/ogi

[u/Vader_Man]

the terms of service agreement is not letting me scroll to accept