Your Credentials Are Being Harvested by Malware.
We Find Them Before Attackers Use Them.
Infostealer malware silently steals saved passwords, session cookies, and autofill data from infected devices. DarkStrata analyses these stealer logs to find your organisation's exposed credentials — so you can act before attackers do.
Parse and match credentials from infostealer campaigns (RedLine, Lumma, Raccoon, and more)
Identify when a staff member's device has been compromised by malware
Detect stolen session tokens that bypass MFA entirely
Webhook notifications when new stealer logs match your domains
Query exposures, triage alerts, and update actions directly from AI agents
We continuously monitor the cybercriminal ecosystem so you don't have to.
Including RedLine, Lumma, Vidar, Raccoon, Titan, StealC, Mystic, and emerging variants
Breach forums, dark web marketplaces, and invitation-only trading communities
Cybercrime channels used to distribute stealer logs, combolists, and stolen data
Continuously growing database of compromised credentials from stealer logs and data breaches
Credential theft is not just a security problem — it is a business risk
Stolen credentials give attackers direct access. They log in as your employees, access internal systems, and move laterally. No brute force needed — they already have the keys.
When a customer's credentials are stolen, attackers take over their account. A hijacked login means a non-paying customer, chargebacks, and lost trust. Credential theft directly hits your bottom line.
Stealer logs reveal which services your staff use, giving attackers a blueprint for targeted phishing. Compromised supply chain credentials can cascade across your entire partner network.
DarkStrata processes stealer logs and dark web intelligence from across the cybercriminal ecosystem
Our intelligence spans dozens of cybercriminal forums where stolen credentials, stealer logs, and access are traded daily — covering Russian-language, English-language, and regional forums across the dark web.
Track credential sales across major dark web marketplaces and automated shops, including Genesis-style platforms and credential-specific markets where stealer logs are sold per-device.
Scan Pastebin, paste alternatives, and public dump repositories where credentials are frequently leaked — often before they appear on forums.
Thousands of cybercrime Telegram channels sourced for stealer log dumps, combolists, and fresh credential leaks. Telegram is now the fastest distribution channel for stolen data.
We analyse output from 20+ infostealer families — extracting credentials, cookies, session tokens, crypto wallets, browser history, and device fingerprints from each compromised machine.
Monitor leak sites operated by ransomware gangs for exposed corporate data, employee credentials, and internal documents published during extortion campaigns.
Access invitation-only credential trading networks and closed communities where high-value credentials are exchanged before reaching public marketplaces.
Detect credentials and sensitive data accidentally exposed in public GitHub repositories, misconfigured cloud storage buckets, and open directories.
We don't just monitor for credentials — we track the malware families that steal them. Our analysis covers the full infostealer ecosystem.
The most prolific infostealer families responsible for the majority of stolen credentials in circulation.
One of the most widely distributed infostealers. Harvests passwords, cookies, crypto wallets, and system data.
Rapidly growing MaaS stealer known for advanced evasion techniques and broad data extraction.
Versatile stealer targeting browsers, email clients, crypto wallets, and two-factor authentication applications.
Popular malware-as-a-service offering with a low barrier to entry, widely used in credential theft campaigns.
Newer and evolving stealer families we actively track as they gain market share in the criminal ecosystem.
Lightweight C-based stealer with modular architecture and growing adoption.
Advanced stealer targeting 40+ browsers and numerous crypto wallet extensions.
Go-based stealer targeting browser data, crypto wallets, and FTP clients.
Stealer distributed via pay-per-install services, targeting browser and application data.
Plus many more — our detection engine identifies stealer log formats automatically, including previously unseen variants.
Export credential exposure intelligence directly to your security tools
Timestamp-based filtering allows your SIEM to fetch only new data since the last sync — efficient and real-time.
SHA-256 email hashing and confidence threshold filtering ensure sensitive data stays protected during export.
STIX bundles include relationships between indicators and identities for complete threat context.
For enterprise customers, DarkStrata can be fully white-labelled to match your organisation's identity. Your team sees your brand, building trust and reinforcing that this is an official company platform.
Match your brand colours throughout the entire experience
Display your company logo so users immediately recognise the source
Host on your own subdomain like security.yourcompany.com
Your team sees:
A seamless, branded experience that builds trust.
Start monitoring your organisation's credential exposure today