How Republic CyberIntel actually helps you (and what we honestly can't do)
20 September 2026
Most safety sites tell you what they do. Fewer tell you what they won't. Both matter, so here is the complete map.
Free, instant, no account: the six tools
Sixty seconds each, rate-limited against abuse, self-check only:
- Breach self-check — is your email in known breaches (metadata only, never dumps).
- Scam-link scanner — paste a link or QR text before clicking, paying, or sharing OTPs.
- Phone fraud-risk score — how risky a number looks (never whose it is).
- Domain & seller verify — age, registrar, certificate history of any store or "bank" site.
- IP reputation — abuse history of an address, including your own.
- Handle footprint — where your username appears publicly.
Paid, discreet, evidence-hashed: the dossiers
When a free check isn't enough — a marriage proposal, a big transaction, a harassment case — a full check combines footprint, breach, litigation-record, and fraud signals into one PDF with a SHA-256 integrity hash, OTP-gated delivery, and automatic deletion after 30 days.
Education: intel, defenders, exposés
- Country threat landscapes — which scams dominate where, with official reporting links.
- Defenders of Humanity — the whistleblowers and journalists behind history's great disclosures.
- This blog — scam autopsies, breach analysis, and verification playbooks.
What we refuse to do
- Silent government-ID checks (Aadhaar/PAN verification needs the subject's own OTP — by law and by design, only mutual-consent flows).
- Revealing who owns a phone number, or tracing private individuals on request without lawful basis.
- Displaying dumps, passwords, or forum contents anywhere, including "intel" pages.
- Checks on minors, public officials, or law-enforcement officers — auto-rejected before any lookup runs.
A safety company that won't say no is just a surveillance company with marketing. Hold us to this list.