Your office, on a broker site
Remote or not, your home address, past addresses, and relatives are aggregated and sold by people-search brokers — the raw material for harassment, package theft, and targeted phishing that names your street.
Your home is your office now. It’s also your attack surface.
Working remotely erased the line between your personal life and your employer’s network. The same laptop holds your family photos and your company’s data; the same identity signs into your bank and your VPN. Attackers know it — and they start with the personal side, because it’s the softer one. We harden it.
Personal + work identity in one report
Authorized-agent removals under CCPA & state law
Covers your home address, email & devices
Continuous · home softened, work shielded
What’s exposed about you
Where your two lives already overlap
Remote work blends the personal and the professional into one target. Here’s what an attacker aims at first — the personal side.
The reused login into work
The personal address you reuse across sites sits in breach dumps with an old password — and if you’ve ever reused it near a work login, that’s an open door onto your employer’s systems.
One identity, two lives
Personal cloud, password manager, and messaging apps live on the same device as work — so a personal account takeover puts corporate data one sync away.
Predictable and public
Your employer, role, and email format are often public on professional networks; combined with a leaked personal email, that’s everything needed to craft a convincing spear-phish.
Your threat model
The threat model for the home office
Without a corporate perimeter around you, the personal side of your life becomes the way in. Here is how each chain runs.
Account takeover that pivots to work
A breached personal password is reused or guessed, an attacker gets your personal email, and uses it to reset or phish a path into your work accounts.
reused password → personal email → work login
Spear-phishing your home inbox
Attackers combine your public role with your leaked personal email to send a tailored lure that your home setup — no corporate filter — is more likely to fall for.
public role + leaked email → targeted lure
Doxxing & home-address harassment
Broker listings expose where you actually work all day, enabling harassment, swatting, or physical targeting at your home office.
name + broker data → home address
What we do about it
What GalaxyWarden does about it
Start free. We show you the chain first — you decide what to remove.
Map your blended attack surface
One scan pulls every breach, credential, and broker listing tied to your personal and work-adjacent identities — ranked by what could actually pivot from your personal life into your employer’s systems.
Take your home address offline
Authorized-agent opt-outs across 800+ people-search sites remove your residence and family details, with automatic re-strikes when a site relists you.
Kill the reused-password bridge to work
Every exposed credential is flagged with the account to rotate first, so a personal breach can’t become the shortest path onto your company’s network.
Make your home setup harder to phish
We show you exactly which leaked details attackers would weaponize into a tailored lure, so the email that lands in your personal inbox doesn’t land a foothold.
Clicked something you shouldn’t have, or found your home address posted?
$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.
Your home shouldn’t be the weak link in your company’s security.
Ten seconds, no signup for the first one. See what an attacker would target on the personal side, then close it.
Removals are filed as your authorized agent under CCPA and state-equivalent law. Your scan is private to you — we never sell your data.