Finowl
Send an address
Post a single email address to the Email Breaches endpoint, authenticated with your API key.
FINOWL INTELLIGENCE / EMAIL BREACHES
An email. Its known exposures.
Look up breach records connected to an email address. Give your security workflows more context, without mistaking a signal for the whole story.
HOW IT WORKS
One address in.
Exposure context out.
A single request returns what your workflow needs to decide what happens next.
Match known breaches
Finowl looks the address up against records of known, publicly reported data breaches.
Get breach context
Receive a breached flag and the matching records, ready for your account security workflow.
SEE IT IN ACTION
From an address
to exposure context.
Finowl Intelligence
POST/v1/breaches/email
curl https://api.finowl.co/v1/breaches/email \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $FINOWL_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ --data '{ "email": "alex@example.com" }'{ "email": "alex@example.com", "breached": false, "breaches": []}WHERE IT FITS
A useful signal,
at the right moment.
Account reviews
Add known email exposure to the context you review when assessing account security.
Security notifications
Use breach records to inform relevant notifications and recommend an account review.
Sign-in context
Bring an exposure signal into your sign-in workflow alongside your existing security checks.
Use exposure data responsibly. A breach match should inform a proportionate response, not automatically label someone as unsafe.
THE RESPONSE
Clear fields. Honest limits.
Every response tells you whether known exposures were found, together with the matching breach records.
Keep those records in context: exposure is a reason to review account security, not proof of present-day compromise.
- The address associated with this check.
- breached
- Whether a matching known exposure was found.
- breaches
- The matching records. An empty list is not a guarantee that no exposure has ever occurred.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Email breach questions, answered.
Put email exposure in context.
Bring known breach records into your next account-security workflow.