LeakDB is a tool set designed to allow organizations to build and deploy their own internal plaintext "Have I Been Pwned"-like service. The LeakDB tool set can normalize, deduplicate, index, sort, and search leaked data sets on the multi-terabyte-scale, without the need to distribute large files to individual users. Once curated, LeakDB can search terabytes of data in less than a tenth of a second, and the LeakDB server exposes a simple JSON API that can be queried using the command line client or any http client. It can be deployed in a serverless configuration with a BigQuery backend (no indexes), or as an offline/traditional server with indexes.
LeakDB uses a configurable bloom filter to remove duplicate entires, sorts indexes using external parallel quicksort (i.e., memory constrained) with a k-way binary tree merge, and binary tree search to find entries in the index.
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See the wiki for detailed setup and usage.
Just run make <platform>, files will be put in ./bin. The client, curator, and server are pure Go and should support any valid Go compiler target but you may need to modify the Makefile. The serverless binary is Linux only, since AWS Lambda only supports Linux. The easiest way to compile the Windows binaries is to cross-compile them from a better operating system like Linux or MacOS.
For example:
make macosmake linuxmake windows