Your Data Is Traded in Places You Can't See.
We Watch Them Continuously.
Dark web monitoring is the continuous surveillance of criminal marketplaces, underground forums, and leak channels for your organisation's data. DarkStrata watches these sources around the clock. When your domains, credentials, or session cookies appear, you get an alert — with enough context to act.
Underground forums, dark web marketplaces, and Telegram channels — monitored around the clock, not sampled
Fresh infostealer data where account-takeover risk is highest — not just historic breach dumps
Webhook and email alerts the moment your domains appear in new leaks
Affected staff are notified privately and fix their own exposures — admins never see plaintext passwords
We follow stolen data wherever it is traded — from invite-only forums to the Telegram channels where fresh stealer logs land first.
The dark web is only part of the picture. Stolen data moves across clear, deep, and dark web sources.
Most stolen credentials never touch a Tor hidden service. They move through Telegram channels, invite-only forums, paste sites, and automated marketplaces. Effective monitoring follows the data, not the network. DarkStrata covers the clear, deep, and dark web together — including open-source (OSINT) channels such as paste sites, dump repositories, and public code hosting.
Coverage also has to be continuous. Stolen credentials typically appear for sale within 24 to 48 hours of being taken. A monthly scan misses that window entirely. DarkStrata ingests new sources continuously, so alerts arrive while a stolen credential is still fresh — and still revocable.
Continuous monitoring across the full stolen-data economy
We analyse the output of 20+ infostealer families and follow the data wherever it is traded. That includes underground forums in Russian, English, and regional languages. It also covers automated shops that sell stealer logs per device, and the Telegram channels that now spread fresh leaks and combo lists fastest.
We also watch the places where credentials surface first. These include invite-only trading communities, ransomware leak sites, paste sites, and dump repositories. We even catch accidental exposure on the clear web, such as public GitHub repositories and misconfigured cloud buckets.
Monitoring is only useful if it ends in action
Your domains are matched against new stealer logs, combo lists, and breach data as they surface — a continuous domain search across the criminal ecosystem.
Real-time alerts land by email, webhook, or directly in your SIEM — enriched with source, exposure type, and first-seen context.
Affected employees are notified privately to reset passwords and revoke sessions — closing the account-takeover window without exposing secrets to admins.
Dark web monitoring is powered by our stolen data monitoring engine. Read how we parse infostealer logs, session cookies, and compromised devices.
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Dark web monitoring is the continuous surveillance of criminal sources — underground forums, marketplaces, Telegram channels, and stealer logs — for your organisation's exposed data. When your domains or credentials appear, you are alerted so you can revoke access before an attacker uses it. It is early warning for account takeover.
Yes. Most stolen data never touches a Tor hidden service, so dark-web-only coverage misses the majority of exposures. DarkStrata monitors across the clear, deep, and dark web — including Telegram, invite-only forums, paste sites, and accidental clear-web exposure such as public code repositories.
Coverage spans underground forums, dark web marketplaces, Telegram channels distributing stealer logs and combo lists, ransomware leak sites, paste sites, and private trading communities. Fresh infostealer logs from 20+ malware families are the primary source, because that is where account-takeover risk concentrates.
A stolen credential typically appears on a criminal marketplace within 24 to 48 hours of being taken. DarkStrata is built to surface exposures inside that window, with real-time alerts by email, webhook, or SIEM feed — so you act while the credential is still fresh.
Yes — that is the intended deployment. DarkStrata exports alerts as STIX 2.1, CEF, and LEEF for Splunk, Sentinel, QRadar, and ArcSight, plus webhooks and a REST API. It runs as a complementary credential-intelligence feed alongside platforms like Recorded Future, Searchlight Cyber, or ZeroFox — no rip-and-replace.
Broad threat-intelligence platforms cover many risk types at once. DarkStrata goes deep on one: fresh, credential-level exposure from stealer logs, mapped to your actual employees and domains. Most customers run it as an additional feed that enriches the stack they already own.
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