Live dark web & breach monitoring

Know your breach before attackers do

InSpyNet continuously watches criminal marketplaces, leak sites, infostealer logs and hacker forums for your company's domains, credentials and employees — then turns raw exposure into investigated, evidence-backed cases your security team can act on in minutes.

24/7
Continuous monitoring
<15min
Median alert-to-inbox time
100%
Evidence-backed cases
inspynet — live alert feed
$scan --org acme-corp --sources all
watching 6 asset types across 41 monitored sources…
[CRITICAL]3 employee credentials found in infostealer log — malware: RedLine
[HIGH]acme-corp.com listed on ransomware leak site (Qilin) — 4.2GB claimed
[CASE #482]opened automatically, evidence attached, assigned to analyst
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Security OperationsIncident ResponseMSSPsCompliance TeamsFraud & Risk
204 days
Average time to detect a breach, industry-wide
$4.9M
Average cost of a data breach
86%
Of breaches involve stolen or leaked credentials
1 in 3
Breaches only discovered via a third party
The problem

Your exposure already exists. The question is whether you find it first.

Stolen credentials, exposed source code, ransomware claims and employee data circulate across the dark web long before most security teams notice. Generic threat feeds are noisy. Manual dark web research doesn't scale. InSpyNet closes that gap.

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Blind spots multiply

Infostealer logs, Telegram channels, combo lists and closed forums move faster than any human analyst can watch — and most of it never touches a public feed.

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Alerts without evidence

A raw match isn't actionable. Teams need the source, the date, the confidence level, and a place to record what they did about it — not another unread inbox.

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03

Compliance needs proof

Auditors and regulators want a documented trail: what was found, who investigated it, what evidence was attached, and when it was resolved.

What we monitor

One platform watching every corner of the exposure surface

InSpyNet maps your organization to the assets that actually get compromised — domains, employee emails, executive identities, IP ranges and payment BINs — then continuously matches them against a constantly refreshed corpus of criminal-sourced data.

Infostealer log channels Ransomware leak sites Combo & credential-stuffing lists Hacker forums (EN & RU) Paste sites & leak repos Exposed cloud storage
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Domains & brands

Typosquats, look-alike domains and brand mentions across dark web sources.

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Employee identities

Corporate emails and executive accounts found in breach dumps and stealer logs.

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Infrastructure

IP ranges and exposed services referenced in forums, scans and leak sites.

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Payment BINs

Card-testing and carding-forum chatter tied to your issued BIN ranges.

Case #482 — Investigation
Status: Investigating· assigned: J. Alvarez
Linked alerts (3) · Notes (2) · Evidence (1 attachment)
note:Confirmed credential leak via stealer log, forced password reset issued.
evidence:infostealer_log_export.txt attached — required before resolving
audit trail: alert_linked → note_added → status_changed
Investigation workflow

From raw alert to closed, defensible case

Every exposure becomes a case your team can bundle related alerts into, discuss in notes, and attach evidence to. Resolving a case requires at least one documented piece of evidence — so nothing gets closed without a trail.

Bundle multiple alerts per case Evidence required to resolve Full audit log S3-backed secure attachments

See your organization's real exposure

Get a guided walkthrough of live findings for your domain, run by our team — no automated scanner, no spam.

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