Critical
22:16:04
Leaked credentials of john@partner.company
Botnet logs leak
Credentials for user@company.domain leaked from malware logs.
Site breach detected
EvilCompany client data leak. email:sha256(password):dob:first_name exposed; several @company.domain users affected.
SaaS leaked
Your company uses these products. Affected data: GitHub tokens, emails, passwords, and more.
Dark Web Monitoring Platform
Your breach radar
Get real-time alerts, pinpoint affected services, and take action fast to reduce risk.
Exposure Paths
Where do threats come from?
Workers, partners, and used services can all become a silent path to your core systems.
Sometimes it is not enough to record only personal leaks for @company.domain. You must also track partners with access to your data and the services where information lives. In 2025, about 30% of breaches involved a third party — double the previous year, per the Verizon DBIR 2025. Modern exposure defense means watching every dependency, not just your own domain.
Workers: infections often start with warez downloads, phishing sites hosting fake files, or phishing emails and attachments. When a device is infected, its stolen credentials show up in stealer logs — bundled dumps of usernames, passwords, cookies, and tokens that are traded on sites, private forums, and messenger channels.
Partners: leaks cascade from the same worker issues or weak controls at critical handoff stages where your data is accessed, processed, or stored. Their leaked databases can include your tokens and other company data, and are often shared on private forums and closed messenger groups before they surface publicly.
30%
Breaches involving a third party in 2025 (Verizon DBIR)
54%
Of ransomware victims had corporate credentials exposed in infostealer "logs" before the breach (Verizon 2025 DBIR)
3.2x
Faster response with partner & supply-chain coverage vs. domain-only monitoring, across our engagements (2024–2026)
Protection
How we protect you
We use a private monitor across more than 600 sources including forums, Telegram, Slack, Discord, and .onion leak archives to stay on top of new exposures. In about 4 minutes we know about a leak, check if your company, partner, or used service is affected, and send action-ready proof.
- 600+ sources mapped to your domains, brands, and vendors.
- Near-real-time detection with proof and artifact snapshots.
- Partner and SaaS risk coverage alongside employee leaks.
- Analyst triage with ready-to-share incident summaries.
In 4 minutes we will know about any leak and verify if your company or partner is exposed.
High
22:16:05
User John (sales#partner-071) was blocked due to creds leak
Info
22:16:05
Notification was sent to Slack about leaking: john@partner.company
Pricing
Simple pricing
Start with one inbox or cover every mailbox on your company domain.
Personal
$3.5 / month
1 monitored email address
- Leak and stealer-log alerts for your email
- Near-real-time notifications with proof
- Cancel anytime
Business
from $100
1 company domain — every mailbox covered
- All @your-domain addresses monitored
- Partner and SaaS exposure coverage
- Analyst triage and incident summaries
Dark Monitor is a standalone product governed by its own Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Subscriptions and cancellations are handled in the product, under those terms.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Answers for security and risk teams evaluating dark web monitoring coverage.
What is dark web monitoring?
Dark web monitoring tracks leaked credentials, stealer logs, and exposed data on forums, marketplaces, and private channels so teams can respond fast.
What sources are monitored?
Monitoring covers public forums, closed communities, messaging channels, and leak archives, including .onion sources, to detect early signals of exposure.
How fast are alerts delivered?
Alerts are delivered near real time with proof and context so you can verify impact and act quickly, with optional integrations to auto-block leaked credentials.
Do you cover partners and third-party risk?
Yes. Coverage includes partner and vendor exposure so you can identify third-party leak paths that affect your organization.
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