Darknet Monitoring & Exploit Hunting
Track your organisation’s credentials and the exploit kits targeting your tech stack across hidden forums, ransomware-leak sites, pastebins, and private Telegram channels. Simply upload your e-mail domains plus a list of the technologies you run—our engine hunts the entire darknet and alerts you the moment stolen credentials or fresh exploits appear.
Why it matters
Over 80 % of account-takeover attacks start with reused or leaked passwords.
Exploit sellers now bundle working PoCs for un-patched CVEs within hours of disclosure.
Breach-notification laws (GDPR, NIS2) require you to react within 72 hours of discovery.
Benefits With Our Service
- Credential alerts – hashes, clear-text, session cookies, API keys, OAuth tokens.
- Exploit-kit intelligence – PoCs, RCE scripts, and “how-to” guides matched to your OS, VPN, firewall, CMS, and SaaS versions.
- Full darknet & deep-web coverage – Tor, I2P, Freenet, invite-only forums, paste sites.
- Executive e-mail protection – include directors’ private addresses for discreet monitoring.
- Context-rich incident cards – breach or exploit source, CVE reference, severity score, and patch guidance.
- White-label PDF & JSON reports – ideal for MSPs and board updates.
Proven at scale: more than 185 000+ audits completed, 9.3 million vulnerabilities identified, protecting 10 000+ users worldwide
How It Works
- Asset Sync – Import e-mail domains, staff list, and optionally your software / device inventory (CSV, SBOM, API).
- Continuous Breach & Exploit Mining – Crawl markets, leaks, exploit exchanges, and invite-only forums every 15 min.
- Match & Risk Score – De-duplicate, hash-check, map exploits to affected assets, prioritise by CVSS and role.
- Notification – Set noftications to be delivered to the responsible person for maximum efficiency
- Compliance Evidence – Timestamped logs mapped to ISO 27001, GDPR, NIS2, and SOC 2.
Frequently asked questions
Ransomware-leak blogs, closed-forum dumps, Genesis & Medusa markets, BreachForums mirrors, Telegram channels, exploit-selling marketplaces, pastebins, and public combolists—continuously updated.
We cross-reference exploit descriptions, CVE IDs, and version strings against the software or device inventory you provide (manually, CSV, or SBOM API).
No. Credentials are masked or re-hashed and inventory data is encrypted at rest.
Yes. Add additional domains, addresses, or SBOMs; results appear in separate folders for easy triage. (as long as you have the legal right to monitor them)
Absolutely. Processing occurs in EU data centres; data is deleted on request, and all handling is documented for audit.