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Know when your company shows up where criminals trade.

Stolen passwords, leaked files and access to your network get bought and sold every day. We watch those places for your company, and tell you what to do before someone uses it.

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Monitoring · example-company.caWatching
  1. Telegram · stealer logs3 staff passwords from an infected home PC2 h ago
  2. Underground forum“VPN access, Quebec accounting firm, 40 staff” for sale1 day ago
  3. New domain registeredexamp1e-company.ca, set up to send email3 days ago
  4. Breach database41 work emails in a 2023 supplier breach1 week ago
  5. Paste siteOld test credentials for the client portal2 weeks ago

Where we watch

  • Dark web forumsWhere access to companies is sold and attacks are planned.
  • Telegram channelsThousands of channels trading stolen credentials and data.
  • Stealer-log marketsPasswords and session cookies harvested by malware.
  • Breach databasesData from other companies’ breaches that includes yours.
  • Brand impersonationLook-alike domains and fake profiles using your name.
  • Threat actorsGroups targeting your industry, and how they work.

Every alert tells you what to do

Instead of raw data dumps, each alert explains what was found, why it matters and the steps to take today.

Alert · stolen credentialsSample · synthetic data
Detected
2026-09-28 14:06 UTC
Source
Telegram log-resale channel, bundle #4471
Stolen on
2026-09-21 (7 days earlier)
Infected machine
DESKTOP-7Q2K1LM · Windows 11 · jtremblay

Passwords.txt41 entries, 3 for your domains

  1. URL: https://login.microsoftonline.com/
USER: [email protected]
PASS: Su•••••••26

    HighMicrosoft 365 email and files

  2. URL: https://vpn.example-company.ca/
USER: jtremblay
PASS: ••••••••••

    HighRemote access to the internal network

  3. URL: https://example-company.ca/wp-admin
USER: admin
PASS: ••••••••

    MediumWebsite administration

Cookies/4 session cookies for login.microsoftonline.com

HighA stolen session cookie can open the mailbox without the password or the multi-factor prompt.

The other 38 entries are personal accounts (banking, streaming), which points to a home computer used for work.

Do today

  1. Reset the 3 passwords and revoke every active Microsoft 365 session for j.tremblay.
  2. Take DESKTOP-7Q2K1LM offline and reinstall it: the malware may still be on it.
  3. Review Microsoft 365 and VPN sign-ins since 2026-09-21.

How it runs

  1. Set upYour domains, brands, key people and suppliers.
  2. WatchContinuous monitoring of criminal sources.
  3. AlertA clear alert with actions when something matters.
  4. ReviewRegular summaries and trends for leadership.
Make sure leaked passwords can’t be usedOur email security setup and MFA guidance close the doors those credentials open.Email security

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