BreachEcho

HackerBuddy is now BreachEcho. Same service, new name.

MONITORING ACTIVE

Know when security threats
actually affect you.
And what to do about them.

BreachEcho monitors trusted security sources - breaches, CVEs, supply chain attacks, zero-days - and delivers short, actionable alerts filtered to your tech stack. Via Slack, Telegram, Discord, or email.

No dashboards to check. No feeds to scroll. Just the incidents that matter to you, explained clearly: what happened, who's affected, what to do.

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THIS IS THE KIND OF ALERT THAT MATTERS.

BE
BreachEcho just now · Dark Reading
critical
Axios npm Package Compromised in Supply Chain Attack
WHAT Malicious code published in axios 1.14.1 after an attacker gained publish access to the npm registry. WHO Any app using Node.js or frontend tooling with axios is potentially affected. ACTION Downgrade to 1.14.0 immediately. Rotate any secrets loaded at runtime.
tags: supply-chain · npm · node source: Dark Reading →

WHO IT'S FOR

Built for people who ship code - not just people who write security reports.

Indie hackers. Developers. Small SaaS teams. Technical founders.

Also useful for security analysts, researchers, and security-curious builders who want a faster way to track relevant incidents.

No dedicated security team?
BreachEcho keeps you informed - without the noise.

WHAT IT CATCHES

The signals that matter, from sources you'd check yourself.

Breaches and data leaks Actively exploited vulnerabilities GitHub Advisories CISA KEV entries Supply-chain compromises High-signal security news

Not raw CVE dumps. Not everything. Just what's actionable and relevant to your stack.

WHY IT'S DIFFERENT

Less noise. More signal.

NO DASHBOARD REQUIRED No login required to get value. Alerts come to you, in the tools you already use.
NOT CVE SPAM Every alert is filtered to your stack. You only see incidents that could actually affect you.
CLEAR ACTIONS Each alert answers three questions: what happened, why it matters to you, and what to do next.
FILTERED TO YOUR STACK Tag your technologies once. Only get alerts that match. No noise from stacks you don't run.
DELIVERED WHERE YOU WORK
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LIVE FEED

Follow live critical alerts on Telegram.

Critical alerts posted in real time to a public Telegram feed. No account required.

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Free. No sign-up required. Critical severity only.

HOW IT WORKS

Set up in 60 seconds. Filter alerts to your stack.

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Enter your domain Optional. We scan your site to detect common technologies and preselect relevant tags.
02
Confirm your tags Review detected technologies, add or remove tags. These filter your alerts.
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Connect a channel Slack, Telegram, Discord, or email. Alerts go where you already work.
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Start receiving A typical web stack gets roughly 5-10 alerts per week. Filtered, not firehosed.

SOURCES

Monitoring the feeds you would read if you had time.

GitHub Advisories CISA KEV SecurityWeek The Hacker News Hacker News (YC) Krebs on Security BleepingComputer Dark Reading

New sources added regularly. Coverage requests welcome.

WHY I BUILT THIS

Most security alerts are long, scattered, and hard to interpret.

BreachEcho gives you only the part that actually matters.

Three days before launch, a critical vulnerability was disclosed in a library our app depended on. I didn't see it on the security blogs. I missed it on Hacker News. I found out because someone linked to a researcher's post in a Slack thread, forwarded from a Reddit comment.

By then, the vulnerable version was already in production. I patched it. I got lucky.

The information was public within hours. I just didn't see it.
And the problem wasn't access. It was fragmentation. Attention. Timing.

So I built the thing I needed.
That became BreachEcho.

You're not missing information.
You're missing clarity on what actually matters.

BONUS

Need more context? Ask a follow-up.

Each alert includes a link to ask follow-up questions about the incident. No need to re-explain the context.

Chat about this alert 2 / 5 messages
How do I check if my project uses the compromised version of Axios?
Run npm ls axios to check your installed version. The compromised versions are 1.14.1 and 0.30.4. Downgrade to 1.14.0 or 0.30.3 immediately.
Is there any CVE assigned yet?
Not yet as of this alert. The incident is under active investigation. You'll get a follow-up alert if a CVE is assigned.
Ask a follow-up question...

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A typical web stack gets roughly 5-10 alerts a week, filtered to your tags.

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