From a showing to your driveway
You advertise everywhere by design — and brokers connect that public profile to your actual home address and the relatives who live there. A client you met once can find where you sleep.
Your license is public. Your home doesn’t have to be.
Your face, your cell, and your license number are on every sign, card, and portal — that’s the job. But a stranger who takes a showing shouldn’t be able to trace you to your own front door, and a spoofed “closing” email shouldn’t be able to divert a commission. We separate the public agent from the private person.
Built for solo showings & open houses
Authorized-agent broker removals under CCPA & state law
Covers your personal address, phone & family
Continuous · agent visible, person hidden
What’s exposed about you
What a stranger from a showing can find
You market yourself everywhere on purpose. Brokers connect that public profile to the private details you never advertised.
The number strangers already have
Your mobile is on every listing, but it’s also in old breaches tied to your name — usable to harass you after hours, impersonate you to a lead, or hijack your number entirely.
The email wire fraud loves
Transaction-management and email accounts secured by a reused password are the entry point for the wire-fraud schemes that hit real estate harder than almost any industry.
A pattern anyone can read
Open-house schedules plus a public home address plus family details published by brokers add up to a predictable routine — the kind that makes solo agents a target.
Your threat model
The threat model for agents on the ground
Physical safety and wire fraud are the two exposures that define this job. Both run off data that’s already public.
Being followed home after a showing
A stranger you toured a property with alone uses your public profile and a broker lookup to find your home address and family.
public profile → broker match → home address
Wire fraud on a closing
Attackers compromise or spoof your email, insert themselves into a transaction thread, and send buyers fraudulent wire instructions for their down payment.
spoofed email → fake wire instructions
Lead impersonation & number hijack
Your leaked cell enables a SIM-swap or spoofing attack that lets someone pose as you to clients — or lock you out of your own business line.
leaked phone + email → SIM-swap
What we do about it
What GalaxyWarden does about it
Start free. We show you the chain first — you decide what to remove.
See exactly what a client can find
One scan aggregates every breach record, credential, and people-search listing tied to your name and personal number — ranked by what a stranger could actually use to reach your home.
Take your home address offline
We file authorized-agent removals across 800+ broker and people-search sites to pull your residence and personal contact details, and re-strike when they reappear.
Protect the accounts your commissions run through
Every exposed credential is flagged with the account to secure first, closing the reused-password door that wire-fraud crews walk through.
Keep the public agent and private person apart
We show you which records tie your marketing profile to your home and household, and how to sever them — so you stay visible as an agent without being findable as a person.
Had a client show up uninvited, or a closing wire go wrong?
$19 Purge — one-time scan + broker cleanup.
The $19 Purge is a one-time scan + broker cleanup — no subscription. We scan the breach corpus, remove your data from 800+ broker sites, and send the full report.
Sell the house. Keep your address to yourself.
Ten seconds, no signup for the first one. See what a stranger from an open house could find, then take it down.
Removals are filed as your authorized agent under CCPA and state-equivalent law. Your scan is private to you — we never sell your data.