Result Cards Overview
Each search result appears as a card showing key information at a glance:
- Title/Filename - The name of the source file
- Source type badge - Color-coded indicator of data type
- Date - When the breach data was indexed
- Preview snippet - Context around your search term
- Extracted counts - Number of emails, URLs, etc. found in the file
Sorting Results
You can sort search results by:
- Relevance - Best matches first (default)
- Date (newest) - Most recent breaches first
- Date (oldest) - Historical data first
- File size - Largest or smallest files
Viewing Result Details
Click on any result card to open the detail modal. The detail view has several tabs:
Content Tab
Shows the actual file content with your search term highlighted in yellow. Use the search box within this tab to find specific text within the file. For long files, content is paginated to maintain performance.
Metadata Tab
Displays technical information about the source:
- Original file path
- File size and type
- Index timestamp
- Source details
Extracted Data Tabs
When the system extracts specific data types, you'll see dedicated tabs:
- Emails - All email addresses found
- URLs - All URLs found
- Domains - Unique domains referenced
- IPs - IP addresses mentioned
- Credentials - Extracted username:password pairs
Tree View Tab
If the source was an archive file (ZIP, RAR, etc.), this tab shows the directory structure so you can understand the context of the leaked data.
Downloading Data
Depending on your subscription plan, you can download:
- Source file - The original file containing your search match
- Extracted data - Just the parsed emails, URLs, etc. as a CSV
- Search results - Export your search results for reporting
Each download counts against your monthly download quota.
Result Limitations
Be aware of these limitations based on your plan:
- Free plan - Redacted content preview, limited viewing
- Paid plans - Full content access and download capabilities
Pagination
Results are displayed 10 per page by default. Navigate between pages using:
- Page number buttons
- Previous/Next arrows
- Or use infinite scroll if enabled in settings
What to Look For
When reviewing results, pay attention to:
- Source recency - Newer breaches are more urgent
- Context clues - File paths can reveal what service was breached
- Associated data - URLs near credentials show what service they're for