Easily monitor and react to threats with an API (Application Programming Interface) that provides secure, programmatic access to a service. With a Dark Web monitoring solution, you can use an API to receive alerts in real-time so that you’ll have the ability to respond quickly before a breach becomes a bigger threat.
When a breach occurs, the Dark Web Leak API guide is typically posted on the Dark Web marketplaces and forums. Stolen data may include personal information, credentials, and financial information that can be used for hacks and identity theft. Additionally, stolen data is sometimes used to target brands by gaining access to their networks/servers/accounts/etc.
Dark Web Leak API Guide: Protect Your Business from Data Exposure
Once a compromise is exposed, it’s often sold for various prices on the Dark Web or occasionally published for free in a public file called a “combo list.” A combo list is usually a collection of multiple compromised entities including passwords, logins, aliases, IP addresses, and other details that attackers can use to breach a brand’s system.
The process of collecting and selling compromised information involves a number of steps that could involve diverse strategies such as penetration testing, spoofing, or incidents of data violation. When penetration testing is used, it aims to find weaknesses in the system by using diverse tools and tactics including SQL intrusion, cross-site falsification, and brute force onslaughts.
DarkOwl’s search engine allows you to search darknet sites with a single query using a variety of search parameters such as wildcards, Boolean logic and operators, regular expressions, proximity, and more. You can also create searches that automatically run on a schedule or alert profiles you’ve set up, so you get the most out of your darknet threat hunting and mitigation efforts.
