Red Team Intelligence Attack like threat actors actually do.

In development. DarkStrata is building a dedicated red team offering: the credential intelligence, session tokens and dark web reconnaissance that real threat actors already have. Register your interest and we'll notify you when it launches.

Engagement brief
Target
Example Ltd
Domain
example.co.uk
Scope
Staff accounts, corporate services, third-party applications

Credentials for staff in scope

38In stealer logs
214Breached passwords
12Session cookies

Exposed services

  • vpn.example.co.uk9 credentials
  • mail.example.co.uk21 credentials
  • Third-party HR app6 credentials

Paths to test

  1. Password reuse across staff accounts
  2. Stolen session cookies for MFA bypass
  3. Supply-chain credential exposure
What an engagement brief could look likeIllustrative example – in development

What it will provide

For red team practitioners and offensive security teams: real credentials from breaches and stealer logs, not synthetic wordlists.

  • Credential reconnaissance

    Target-specific passwords and reuse patterns from actual breaches and stealer logs, queried against your target's domains.

  • MFA bypass intelligence

    Session cookies and authentication tokens from infostealer infections, for realistic MFA bypass assessment.

  • Threat actor TTPs

    Adversary tradecraft from underground forums and Telegram channels, to emulate the threat actors targeting your client's sector.

  • API-first tooling

    Credential lookups, domain scanning and alert retrieval over the REST API, or from AI agents via the MCP server.

Also planned: curated target wordlists, one-click reconnaissance reports for any target domain, automatic MITRE ATT&CK mapping of every finding, and pre-built engagement templates.

How red teams will use it

Real adversary data at every phase of the engagement, from reconnaissance to remediation.

  1. Reconnaissance

    Query real stolen credentials for the target's domains and map the attack surface: employee credentials in stealer logs, exposed corporate services and third-party applications.

  2. Emulate the attack

    Use stolen session cookies to show that MFA alone doesn't protect an account, and emulate the tradecraft used against your client's sector.

  3. Report

    Export findings as STIX 2.1 bundles, so credential exposure flows into the client SOC's Splunk, QRadar, Sentinel or ArcSight.

  4. Close the loop

    Use Lens to notify affected employees about their compromised credentials and deliver targeted security awareness training.

Compliance-ready red teaming

Regulators increasingly require penetration testing informed by real threat intelligence.

Frameworks that call for threat-intelligence-led testing, and what DarkStrata will supply for each
FrameworkWhat it asks forWhat DarkStrata will supply
CBEST, TIBER-EU & DORA (TLPT)Threat-intelligence-led testingThe real adversary data these regimes require
PCI DSS (Requirement 11)Actionable penetration testing findingsReal stolen credentials that demonstrate actual exploitability, not theoretical risk
ISO 27001 & NIS2Threat-informed assessmentsIntelligence-led exercises that evidence proactive risk management beyond baseline testing

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