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 and generates AI-powered threat summaries across individuals and stealer families — so you can act before attackers do.
AI-generated threat summaries and MCP-ready agent access for automated triage and response
Parse credentials from 20+ infostealer families and identify compromised employee devices
Detect stolen session tokens that bypass MFA entirely
Webhook notifications when new stealer logs match your domains
Breach forums, dark web marketplaces, invitation-only trading communities, and the Telegram channels used to distribute stealer logs and combolists — monitored continuously so you don't have to.
Credential theft is not just a security problem — it is a business risk
Stolen credentials give attackers direct access — no brute force, no exploit. They log in as your employees and move laterally with keys they already hold, or take over your customers' accounts: hijacked logins, chargebacks, and lost trust that hit your bottom line directly.
The damage rarely stops at one account. Stealer logs reveal which services your staff use — a ready-made blueprint for targeted phishing — and a compromised supplier cascades across your whole partner network. Credential theft belongs on the risk register, not just the security backlog.
DarkStrata processes stealer logs and dark web intelligence from across the cybercriminal ecosystem
Our intelligence spans the full stolen-data economy. We analyse the output of 20+ infostealer families and follow the data wherever it is traded — underground forums across Russian-language, English-language, and regional communities, Genesis-style automated shops selling stealer logs per-device, and the Telegram channels that have become the fastest route for fresh leaks.
We also reach the places credentials surface first: invitation-only trading communities, ransomware leak sites, paste sites and dump repositories, and accidental clear-web exposure in public GitHub repositories and misconfigured cloud buckets.
We don't just monitor for credentials — we track the malware families that steal them. Our analysis covers the full infostealer ecosystem.
A handful of dominant families produce most of the stolen credentials in circulation, while new malware-as-a-service stealers appear every month. We parse each family's log format automatically, so coverage keeps pace as the ecosystem evolves.
Plus many more — including previously unseen variants, detected automatically.
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.
It is the continuous surveillance of infostealer-malware logs, dark-web marketplaces, Telegram channels and breach data for your organisation's exposed credentials, session cookies and tokens. When a match surfaces, you are alerted so you can revoke access before an attacker uses it. DarkStrata focuses on fresh stealer-log data, where account-takeover risk is highest.
The median time from an infostealer harvesting a credential to it appearing on a criminal marketplace is 24 to 48 hours. DarkStrata is built to surface exposures inside that window so you can act before the credential is exploited, rather than learning about it weeks later.
Yes. Stolen session cookies let an attacker resume a logged-in session and bypass multi-factor authentication entirely, so detecting them matters as much as detecting passwords. DarkStrata flags leaked session cookies and tokens found in stealer logs, not only username-and-password pairs.
No. DarkStrata notifies affected employees privately and lets them remediate their own exposures, so administrators never see the plaintext password. This closes the loop faster and avoids creating a second copy of the secret inside your organisation.
Coverage spans fresh infostealer logs from the major malware families — including RedLine, Lumma, StealC, Vidar and Raccoon — alongside underground marketplaces, Telegram channels distributing logs, hacker forums and breach datasets. Breadth of sources reduces the chance of a blind spot on the channel your data actually appears in.
Yes. DarkStrata provides a documented REST API, webhooks for push alerts, SIEM-ready STIX output, and a native MCP server so AI agents and SOAR playbooks can query exposures and trigger remediation automatically — without a human copying findings out of a dashboard.
A one-off breach lookup tells you about historic, already-public dumps. Stealer-log monitoring is continuous and focuses on fresh, malware-stolen data that is often not yet public — the exposures most likely to be exploited imminently. It is the difference between reading history and getting early warning.
Start monitoring your organisation's credential exposure today