DATA SOURCES DIRECTORY
Data Sources
“deleteme” is a service name used to describe services intended to help customers understand and reduce their digital footprint.
The data in the reports comes from Deleteme Tech Ltd. When a customer requests a search, Deleteme Tech Ltd may review a range of lawfully accessible sources to identify potentially relevant records, profiles, listings, publications and indicators of cybersecurity exposure.
Our source directory describes the main categories of sources we may consult. Any examples provided are illustrative and not exhaustive. The inclusion of a source does not mean that it:
• is searched in connection with every customer request;
• is currently available or accessible;
• contains accurate, complete or up-to-date information; or
• is affiliated with, endorsed by or partnered with Deleteme Tech Ltd.
Important notice: Information publicly available online is not necessarily free from privacy, confidentiality, copyright, contractual, security, or other legal restrictions. Deleteme Tech Ltd applies proportionate access, lawful-purpose, data-minimization, and security controls according to the nature of the source and the service requested. Deleteme Is Not a Data Broker. Deleteme does not maintain or commercially distribute databases of personal information. Searches begin only at the customer’s request, after the customer selects a specific product and provides the relevant search details. Deleteme does not proactively search for individuals. Reports are generated only after the customer voluntarily submits specific search parameters and expressly requests the search.
How searches work
Searches begin only at the customer’s request, after the customer selects a specific product and provides the relevant search details. Deleteme does not proactively search for individuals. Reports are generated only after the customer voluntarily submits specific search parameters and expressly requests the search.
Customer-directed. Searches are initiated in response to a customer request, and the search details the customer provides.
Purpose-limited. We consult sources only as reasonably necessary to provide the requested privacy, exposure, monitoring, or removal service.
Source-aware. We distinguish freely accessible public sources, licensed sources, customer-provided information, archived material, and restricted cybersecurity intelligence.
Defensive. We use cybersecurity exposure data to help identify and explain potential risk. We do not use it to access accounts, test credentials, enable fraud, or facilitate harmful activity.
Human-reviewable. Source information can be incomplete, stale, duplicated, or wrong. Material findings should be independently verified before action is taken.
Five source categories
1. Public internet, records, and directories
This category includes information that is lawfully available through public websites, government and court portals, official registers, public notices, business and professional directories, telephone directories, review sites, open publications, and similar repositories. We may use these sources to locate records connected to the search details supplied by the customer, identify the originating publisher, assess whether a correction or removal path is available, and provide a source reference in a report. Representative source families include: government, court, property, patent, corporate, licensing, and archival records; business, professional, telephone, address, people-search, genealogy, and obituary directories; news sites, blogs, public documents, discussion pages, review platforms, and media repositories; and public-facing e-commerce, marketplace, community, and profile pages. Safeguard: We assess public availability in context. Deleteme does not treat restricted, sealed, suppressed, non-public, or access-controlled records as public merely because a copy may exist online.
2. Social media and user-contributed content
This category includes public profiles, posts, comments, media, public groups, public channels, contributor pages, and other content made available through social or community platforms. It can also include information a customer submits directly to Deleteme for an authorized request. We may use these sources to identify exposed identifiers, impersonation or unwanted profile visibility, duplicated public information, and potential removal or privacy-setting options. Examples include public-facing content on professional networks, social networks, video and image platforms, code-hosting services, discussion communities, creator platforms, and public messaging channels. Safeguard: We do not characterize content from a private account, closed group, or login-only area as public. Access must be authorized and consistent with applicable law and platform rules.
3. Data brokers and commercial data sources
This category includes people-search services, marketing and identity-data providers, business-information services, credit-reference and directory providers, and other commercial sources that compile information from multiple origins. Depending on the service, a source may be publicly searchable, available under a license, or consulted only to support an opt-out or removal request. Deleteme may use official data-broker registries and the providers’ own websites to identify relevant services, confirm request procedures, and help customers exercise applicable privacy rights. Safeguard: A company’s appearance in a directory or historic registry does not prove that it currently operates as a data broker or holds information about a particular person. Status, ownership, jurisdiction, and request method should be verified at the time of use.
4. Search engines, web archives, and publications
This category includes general and specialized search tools, site-search tools, open indexes, cached or archived pages, document repositories, news and publication databases, and web archives. Archived material may remain discoverable even after the original page has changed or is no longer available. We may use these sources to discover the location and history of a relevant page, confirm that a result is still accessible, identify duplicates, and locate the publisher or removal route. Safeguard: Search results, snippets, cache entries, and archive captures may be outdated or incomplete. Deleteme identifies the underlying source where reasonably possible and does not present an archived copy as proof that information remains live on the original website.
Source directory overview
The following overview summarizes the source families found in the supplied inventories. Appendix C preserves every supplied source record. Inclusion is not a claim that every listed service is continuously monitored, lawful for every use, or currently available.
Accuracy, availability, and source status
Internet sources change frequently. Pages may be removed, renamed, merged, blocked, archived, or taken offline. A status such as ‘online,’ ‘offline,’ ‘valid,’ or ‘expired’ is time-sensitive and should include a verification date if displayed. Deleteme may update, add, suspend, or remove sources as its services and legal obligations change. Third-party information can be inaccurate, incomplete, misleading, duplicated, or associated with the wrong person. Reports are informational and defensive and should be independently verified before reliance.
Privacy choices and questions
For more information about the personal data Deleteme processes, the applicable purposes and legal bases, retention, international transfers, and your rights, read the Deleteme Privacy Policy and visit the Deleteme Privacy Center. The Terms and Conditions describe service restrictions.
Short footer version: Sources are illustrative and change over time. Inclusion does not imply affiliation, endorsement, continuous monitoring, or current availability. Cybersecurity exposure sources are used only for defensive purposes and may not be publicly linked.
Source inventories
General data-source inventory
NO.
DOMAIN / SOURCE
CATEGORY
1
facebook.com
2. Social media & user-contributed content
2
amazon.com
2. Social media & user-contributed content
3
linkedin.com
2. Social media & user-contributed content
4
2. Social media & user-contributed content
5
tiktok
2. Social media & user-contributed content
6
twitter.com
2. Social media & user-contributed content
7
groups.google.com
4. Search engines, archives & publications
8
video.google.com
2. Social media & user-contributed content
9
youtube.com
2. Social media & user-contributed content
10
home.live.com
2. Social media & user-contributed content
11
ebay.com
2. Social media & user-contributed content
12
pinterest.com
2. Social media & user-contributed content
13
imgur
2. Social media & user-contributed content
14
amazon.co.uk
1. Public internet, records & directories
15
amazon.ca
1. Public internet, records & directories
16
skype
2. Social media & user-contributed content
17
myspace.com
1. Public internet, records & directories
18
github
2. Social media & user-contributed content
19
reddit.com
2. Social media & user-contributed content
20
yelp
1. Public internet, records & directories
Data broker and commercial source inventory
NO.
COMPANY
CATEGORY
1
33 Mile Radius LLC
3. Data brokers & commercial data
2
33Across, Inc.
3. Data brokers & commercial data
3
360 Media Direct
3. Data brokers & commercial data
4
4C Insights
3. Data brokers & commercial data
5
5X5 US, LLC
3. Data brokers & commercial data
6
6Sense Insights, Inc.
3. Data brokers & commercial data
7
Accenture LLP
3. Data brokers & commercial data
8
AccuData Integrated Marketing, Inc.
3. Data brokers & commercial data
9
Accuity Inc.
3. Data brokers & commercial data
10
ACE Agents Inc.
3. Data brokers & commercial data
11
ACH, Address Clearing House
3. Data brokers & commercial data
12
Acquire Media U.S., LLC
3. Data brokers & commercial data
13
Acuant, Inc.
3. Data brokers & commercial data
14
Acxiom LLC
3. Data brokers & commercial data
15
Ad Direct Inc
3. Data brokers & commercial data
16
AdAdapted Inc.
3. Data brokers & commercial data
17
Adrea Rubin Marketing, Inc.
3. Data brokers & commercial data
18
Adrea Rubin Media (Calibrant Digital)
3. Data brokers & commercial data
19
adsquare GmbH
3. Data brokers & commercial data
20
Adstra LLC
3. Data brokers & commercial data
Search-engine inventory
ROW
NAME
SUPPLIED STATUS
1
Abiko
ONLINE
2
Ahmia
ONLINE
3
Amnesia
ONLINE
4
Bobby
ONLINE
5
DANEX
ONLINE
6
Dark Tor
OFFLINE
7
DarkSearch
ONLINE
8
DarkSide
ONLINE
9
Deep Search
ONLINE
10
Demon
ONLINE
11
Evo Search
ONLINE
12
Excavator
OFFLINE
13
FYO
ONLINE
14
FindTor
ONLINE
15
Fresh onions
ONLINE
16
GDark
ONLINE
17
Haystak
ONLINE
18
Hidden Links
ONLINE
19
Hidden Reviews
ONLINE
20
Hologram
ONLINE
Social media, researcher, market, and group inventory
ROW
SUPPLIED LINK / NAME
CATEGORY
1
https://github.com/0xDanielLopez/
2. Social media & user-contributed content
2
https://twitter.com/altoufanteam
2. Social media & user-contributed content
3
https://twitter.com/Arkbird_SOLG
2. Social media & user-contributed content
4
https://twitter.com/crep1x
2. Social media & user-contributed content
5
https://twitter.com/Cryptolaemus1
2. Social media & user-contributed content
6
https://twitter.com/Cyberknow20
2. Social media & user-contributed content
7
https://twitter.com/ecarlesi
2. Social media & user-contributed content
8
https://twitter.com/EmotetB
2. Social media & user-contributed content
9
https://twitter.com/executemalware
2. Social media & user-contributed content
10
https://twitter.com/htmalgae
2. Social media & user-contributed content
11
https://twitter.com/JAMESWT_MHT
2. Social media & user-contributed content
12
https://twitter.com/mojoesec
2. Social media & user-contributed content
13
https://twitter.com/PhishStats
2. Social media & user-contributed content
14
https://twitter.com/powershellcode
2. Social media & user-contributed content
15
https://twitter.com/pr0xylife
2. Social media & user-contributed content
16
https://twitter.com/TMRansomMonitor
2. Social media & user-contributed content
17
https://twitter.com/RdpSnitch
2. Social media & user-contributed content
18
https://twitter.com/reecdeep
2. Social media & user-contributed content
19
https://twitter.com/shadowchasing1
2. Social media & user-contributed content
20
https://twitter.com/thedfirreport
2. Social media & user-contributed content
Stealer-log and credential exposure inventory
ROW
DEFANGED SOURCE REFERENCE
STATUS
1
hxxps://t[.]me/+8DxOrHQdrzw1ZjUy
VALID
2
hxxps://t[.]me/+fcxhFl9JSRE3YTdi
VALID
3
hxxps://t[.]me/+NshXlCbUEZkxZDMy
EXPIRED
4
hxxps://t[.]me/+OZheKtZ368YxMDBl
VALID
5
hxxps://t[.]me/+V_oM-vx0YnSN7nzH
VALID
6
hxxps://t[.]me/banklogplug2
OFFLINE
7
hxxps://t[.]me/berserklogs
ONLINE
8
hxxps://t[.]me/BorwitaFreeLogs
ONLINE
9
hxxps://t[.]me/bradmax_cloud
ONLINE
10
hxxps://t[.]me/cbanke_logs
ONLINE
11
hxxps://t[.]me/CloudLogsPrivate
OFFLINE
12
hxxps://t[.]me/cloudlogs
ONLINE
13
hxxps://t[.]me/cloudmika
ONLINE
14
hxxps://t[.]me/Creditunionbanksstore
ONLINE
15
hxxps://t[.]me/CyberSecurityTechnologies
ONLINE
16
hxxps://t[.]me/database_leak
ONLINE
17
hxxps://t[.]me/eliteband
OFFLINE
18
hxxps://t[.]me/expertsa11m
ONLINE
19
hxxps://t[.]me/expertsa11m
ONLINE
20
hxxps://t[.]me/fatecloud
ONLINE
Complete preservation with publication controls: Appendix C preserves all supplied records, categories, duplicates, and status labels. Because the inventories contain stale or malformed domains, historic registry snapshots, and criminal or credential-exposure references, the appendix must be reviewed before public release. High-risk links are retained in defanged form.
Data Sources.docx
160 listed sources
General web, social, directories, government records, reviews, archives; several obsolete or incomplete domains
All rows preserved in Appendix C. Validate and annotate records before activating them in a production directory.
Data-Brokers-USA-Europe.docx
468 numbered rows; document states 441 unique
U.S. registry-derived and Europe-compiled company list; duplicates and historic entries acknowledged
Do not claim all are current data brokers. Revalidate against official registries and company records before publishing a dated directory.
search engines.docx
60 named services
Primarily specialized deep/dark-web search tools with undated online/offline status
Use category-level wording publicly. Publish a name/status only after safety and legal review and dated verification.
social media.docx
23 public links plus 6 named market/group entries
Security researchers, monitoring feeds, social accounts, and expired underground-source names
Use platform/source-family examples publicly. Verify individual accounts; keep underground-source identifiers restricted.
Stealer Logs.docx
676 URL rows; 655 unique URLs
Telegram channels/groups and other threat sources, many carrying credentials, logs, breach claims, malware, DDoS, or market content
All rows preserved in Appendix C with duplicates and original order retained; URLs are defanged. Restrict operational use and never expose raw secrets.
Reviewed 17 August 2026. These are official or primary sources used to frame the draft. They are not a substitute for jurisdiction-specific legal advice.
1. EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), consolidated text - Core principles, legal bases, indirect-collection transparency, special categories, rights, privacy by design, security, and transfers.
2. EDPB Guidelines 03/2026 on web scraping in the context of generative AI - AI-focused but useful on source transparency, public/non-public distinctions, source lists, minimization, access controls, and rights safeguards.
3. EDPB Guidelines 4/2019 on Article 25 data protection by design and by default - Design and default controls.
4. California Consumer Privacy Act, Civil Code 1798.100 et seq. - Notice, source categories, proportionality, retention, deletion/correction/opt-out rights, sensitive data, and the statutory meaning of publicly available.
5. California Privacy Protection Agency - Data Broker Registry - Current and prior registration information; registry status changes over time.
6. California Privacy Protection Agency - Information for Data Brokers / DROP - DELETE Act registration and deletion-platform obligations where applicable.
7. Federal Trade Commission - Credit Reporting - FCRA responsibilities and regulated eligibility uses.
8. Federal Trade Commission - Privacy and Security - Privacy promises, data security, children’s privacy, sector rules, and cross-border framework information.
9. Federal Trade Commission - Start with Security - Minimize collection and retention; restrict access; secure sensitive data.
10. U.S. Department of Justice - Computer Fraud and Abuse Act - Unauthorized computer access risk.
11. Deleteme Privacy Policy - Current public promises used for consistency review.
12. Deleteme Terms and Conditions - Current service scope, authority, prohibited uses, FCRA restriction, and customer obligations.
Final legal note: No website text can guarantee compliance. Lawfulness depends on the facts: who controls the processing, what is collected, how access occurs, the purpose and legal basis, the people affected, retention, security, recipients, transfers, user controls, and whether public statements accurately describe the service.
Completeness statement: This appendix contains all 1,393 source records supplied across the five attachments. Original order, repeated entries, source labels, and status values are preserved. Categorization adds structure but does not remove or silently consolidate any record.
High-risk references: References associated with stealer logs, credentials, malware, criminal markets, or underground channels are retained but defanged (for example, hxxps and [.] notation). Defanging is a safety control, not deletion. Statuses are reproduced as supplied and were not independently verified for this appendix.
Data Sources.docx
160
Rows retained and assigned to one of the five categories.
Data-Brokers-USA-Europe.docx
468
Every numbered row retained, including duplicates.
search engines.docx
60
Every named service and supplied status retained.
social media.docx
29
23 public-link rows and 6 market/group rows retained.
Stealer Logs.docx
676
Every URL row retained in original order; 655 are unique.
Total
1,393
No supplied source record removed.