leak-check
A local tool for checking whether personal information appears in publicly exposed internet sources. It helps people review privacy exposure and keep the process local.
Pick a small issue you can reproduce, then fix it with your AI coding agent.
Share on XLicense: MIT
Overview
This project is a local check tool for identifying whether personal information appears in publicly exposed internet sources. It is meant to help people review their privacy status without keeping query logs or providing extra information. The project uses a simple local SQLite database and can be set up quickly, then used to review records and manage local data safely.
Key features
- Checks whether personal details appear in public internet sources.
- Uses a local SQLite database with source and person tables.
- Provides a simple install flow and local setup for reviewing records.
Best for
This is for people who want to review where their personal information may appear online and keep the process local. It fits a privacy check workflow where you want to inspect records in a SQLite database without relying on copied external data.
- Upstream
- garinasset/leak-check
- Fork on GitHub
- Guo-astro/leak-check
- Upstream stars
- 6.0k
- Category
- Security and networking
- License
- MIT
- Forked
- 2026-10-03
- Sync status
- In syncLast synced 2026-11-08
More in Security and networking
A security research proof of concept for studying a PHP session lifecycle flaw in a specific PHP and Apache setup. It documents a controlled reproduction and an isolated environment for understanding the behavior.
Forked 2026-10-21Last synced 2026-11-08No license declaredSecurity and networkingGitHub
A ProxyPin script for rewriting Apple WLOC location responses in authorized iOS tests. It helps QA teams reproduce network-based location scenarios using selected coordinates.
Forked 2026-10-18Last synced 2026-11-08License: MITSecurity and networkingGitHub
Scripts that query crt.name Certificate Transparency records to find subdomains, with Bash and Python command-line tools for collecting results and saving them to a file.
Forked 2026-10-14Last synced 2026-11-08License: MITSecurity and networkingGitHub
A practical guide to running a personal Xray proxy on a VPS, with Hysteria2 as the main entry point and optional backup entries. Route selected AI traffic through WARP and, if needed, Claude or Anthropic through a fixed SOCKS5 exit.
Forked 2026-10-12Last synced 2026-11-08License: MITSecurity and networkingGitHub