CSINT — Email & Breach Search
Quick examples and notes for searching emails, IPs, phone numbers, Minecraft UIDs and Discord IDs in SearchHub. Includes a short Snusbase overview and legal guidance.
Email search
Search an email to find linked accounts, public exposures and breach hits.Example:
Notes:
- Returns linked profiles, indexed mentions and breach dataset hits (when available).
- Use full email for best precision; partials may return noisy results.
IP search
Lookup an IP to surface observed connections, hosting info and related records.Example:
IP results can include session logs, reports and associated identifiers (when indexed).
Phone number
Search by phone number. Prefer international (normalized) formats for consistency.Example:
Normalize local numbers (country code) for best matches.
Minecraft UID
Lookup Minecraft UIDs / UUIDs to find linked activity or associated identifiers.Example:
Use the full UUID when possible. Partial matches may return unrelated results.
Discord ID
Search by Discord numeric ID.Example:
Discord IDs are deterministic.
Snusbase (breach datasets)
Snusbase is a breach/leak aggregator. Use the appropriate type to focus breach searches.Example:
Returns leaked entries where the email appears.
Username
Search account handles / usernames found in leaks.Example:
Useful to find usernames reused across breaches.
IP
Search last-observed IPs associated with leaked records.Example:
IP hits show where a record listed an IP address (connections, logs, etc.).
Password
Search plaintext passwords found in leaks (do not store or share).Example:
Handle plaintext password hits with strict controls and do not redistribute.
Hash
Search hashed credentials or password hashes.Example:
Hash hits may require additional cracking/context to map back to plaintext.
Name
Search person or display names present in leak entries.Example:
Names are noisy — combine with other fields (email/username) for precision.
Domain
Search domain or host references present in leak entries.Example:
Use to find leak entries that reference specific domains or hosts.