UUID lookup
A UUID is a machine generated identifier, so finding one is a different kind of result. It tends to confirm which dataset a record came from and which account it maps to, which is useful for provenance rather than for identifying a person directly.
Run a machine uuid lookupexample: d9b3a3d72ec951c0febb1cdd68c451aa
What a result contains
Dataset provenance
Which source the identifier appears in.
Account mapping
The account the identifier belongs to.
Sibling records
Other identifiers stored in the same table.
Timestamps
When the source recorded the entry.
How to read the result
- Most useful when you already hold a record and want to establish where it came from.
- Pair it with an email lookup on any address found in the sibling records.
Modules queried
- IntelX
- BreachBase
- Telegram sourced dumps
Each row in a result set names the module it came from, so findings stay traceable.