Scan your name
Enter your full name. Paxvian searches the public web for accounts, pages, and breach records that might be you.
Personal digital protection
Paxvian finds possible accounts, public mentions, and breach evidence. You decide what is yours; Paxvian turns confirmed evidence into a prioritized protection plan.
Enter your full name to start.
How it works
You confirm which results belong to you. Paxvian separates observed evidence from assumptions, explains the risk, and prioritizes what to secure first.
Enter your full name. Paxvian searches the public web for accounts, pages, and breach records that might be you.
Mark the accounts and pages that are yours. A name match is not proof. Paxvian does not treat it as yours until you confirm it.
On a paid plan, Paxvian guides the priority fix, tracks approved removal cases, and monitors confirmed exposure for change.
Confirmed profiles, pages that mention you, lookalikes, and the evidence that links each result to you.
Known breach records, and recovery settings that could turn one account into a path into another.
On domains you confirm you own, Paxvian reviews public DNS and licensed scan data. Nothing is attacked.
Opt-out and rights requests are prepared only for sources you approve.
Conditional attack path
Paxvian describes a defensive scenario from the evidence it found. Untested steps are marked as conditional. Missing facts stay unassessed. No attack is run.
Reconnaissance · What is already public
From what you leave public, someone can map your employer, your role, who trusts you, and the email or phone that resets your accounts. No hacking is required. Reading is enough.Observed · Already true todayControl that stops this: shrink and verify your public footprint so there's little to collect.Preparation · Making it personal
They may combine a leaked password, a lookalike domain, and a message in your voice, aimed at someone who will not question it.Only if the evidence supports itControl that stops this: unique passwords and breach monitoring make any leaked password useless.Initial access · The first account
They may then try a reused password, repeated MFA prompts, a consent screen that hands over your inbox, or a SIM swap that steals your codes.Conditional · Not executedControl that stops this: app-based or hardware 2FA and a carrier port-out PIN remove every SMS and password-only path.Recovery hijack · The inbox
One inbox can reset anything that trusts it, including bank, cloud, and work accounts, and then reach your contacts in your name.Conditional · Not executedControl that stops this: protect the inbox itself with 2FA and locked recovery to stop the spread.Impact · The cost
The cost can be money, credit opened in your name, and messages sent as you. Proving it was not you is then your problem.Conditional · Not executedControl that stops this: second-channel verification, a credit freeze, and DMARC on your domain remove the payoff.Pricing
Start with one evidence-led baseline. Pro adds repeat checks and guided protection for one person; Family extends the same workspace to five approved identities.
The charge is the monthly figure on the card.
One scan
One public scan of your name. The report is saved to your account.
One person
Pro watches one person's confirmed exposure, alerts you when it changes, and files the removal requests you approve.
Up to five people
Pro protection for up to five people, in one workspace.