Exposed Weekly
A Friday digest that scans your business's public footprint (domains, leaked emails, exposed SaaS) and tells a solo founder exactly what to fix this weekend, ranked by dollar risk.
Solo founders and freelancers running a small business with a domain and a handful of SaaS tools
- One-time setup: paste your domain, business email, and SaaS list; weekly scans run automatically
- 'This could cost you $X' prioritization on every finding, e.g. leaked admin email vs. expired cert
- Plain-English 3-step fix cards for every issue, no jargon, no security vendor scare-talk
- Optional $20 'fix-it-for-me' human escalation when a finding needs an admin change
Small operators know breaches are real but lack the security vocabulary; a plain-English weekly digest matches how they actually consume information (newsletters, not dashboards).
HIBP's massive individual brand shows real breach-anxiety demand, and security newsletters like TLDR-style digests have proven formats, but a paid weekly security digest specifically for solo founders is unproven in search results — no clear user base surfaced.Have I Been Pwned Alternatives for Business (2026) ↗
Enterprise-grade ASM (FullHunt, Breachsense) targets security teams with plaintext creds and SIEM hooks; free individual tools (HIBP, Mozilla Monitor) target consumers; qsa.sh is closest peer but command-line only — nobody is packaging plain-English weekly ranked-by-dollar-risk digests for non-technical small operators.Instant external security scan of your public IP ↗FullHunt | External Attack Surface Management (EASM) ↗
HIBP remains free for individuals and solo founders are notoriously reluctant to pay for security tooling; no pricing reference for digest-format small-biz security products surfaced, suggesting willingness to pay in this exact niche is unvalidated.Have I Been Pwned Alternatives for Business (2026) ↗
Attack surface management is a clearly expanding category per recent guides, and breach awareness continues to rise, but solo-founder users typically graduate to MSSPs/SaaS security tools as they scale, capping retention of this specific slice.Attack Surface Management: How to Find Exposed Assets, Prioritize Risk ↗
Core scan components are commodity (HIBP API for creds, qsa.sh-style external scanning, WHOIS/DNS enumeration, and SaaS-discovery patterns proven by tools like Nudge Security); LLM summarization into a ranked digest is straightforward; main lift is integrating reliable third-party scan APIs.qsa.sh - External security scan of your own IP, in your terminal ↗