Detect the Leak and Know
Who's Selling Your Data
DRPS monitors dark web forums, hacker marketplaces, and Telegram channels for data trading involving your organization, PII, credentials, source code, and commercial secrets. ATI provides the actor attribution layer: which criminal group is selling, who their typical buyers are, and what they typically do with the data next. Initial notification within 30 minutes of detection.
Data Trades on Dark Web Markets
Faster Than Teams Can Manually Monitor
Dark web markets and hacker forums operate in near-real time. Credential dumps, source code leaks, and PII datasets are listed, traded, and downloaded within hours of posting. Manual monitoring is operationally infeasible for most security teams, and by the time a leak is discovered through conventional means, the data has typically changed hands multiple times.
Than Manual Monitoring Allows
Credential dumps and data listings on dark web markets have a shelf life measured in hours. By the time most organizations become aware of a data exposure through manual searches or third-party reports, the data has already been purchased and distributed. The detection gap is where the damage happens, not in the final disclosure.
Weeks After the Original Breach
Stolen credentials frequently appear on dark web markets weeks to months after the initial breach, long after the window for immediate response has closed. Without continuous monitoring, organizations discover breach-linked credentials only when they start seeing account takeover incidents or when the dump appears in a public breach notification service where they've already been surpassed by more current buyers.
the Data or What Comes Next
A data detection without actor context is only half the intelligence picture. Knowing that credentials appeared on a dark web forum doesn't tell security teams whether the buyer is a credential-stuffing operator, a targeted threat actor preparing a spear-phishing campaign, or a state-sponsored group staging for a longer-term intrusion. ATI fills this gap, matching the seller to a tracked criminal group and assessing likely buyer intent.
Detect in 30 Minutes,
Understand the Actor Immediately
DRPS runs continuous 24/7 monitoring across dark web forums, hacker marketplaces, Telegram channels, and paste sites for data trading involving your registered assets, domains, brand terms, executive names, product names, and specific data types. When a match is detected, the initial notification arrives within 30 minutes and includes not just the listing but the context around it: forum, seller reputation, listing age, and available ATI actor attribution.
ATI's 1,000+ cybercrime group profiles provide the intelligence layer: who is selling, what that group typically does with data they trade, and what defensive actions to prioritize. The DRPS team handles takedown and remediation coordination where applicable, your security team receives intelligence and can focus on internal response rather than manual dark web investigation.
- 30-minute initial notification SLA from detection to alert, dark web markets move faster than daily digests can track
- Monitors dark web forums, hacker marketplaces, Telegram channels, and paste sites, comprehensive coverage, not selective indexing
- ATI attribution identifies the criminal group behind each detection, 1,000+ cybercrime groups tracked with operational profiles
- Digital asset leak monitoring covers source code repositories (GitHub, Gitee, GitLab), cloud drives, Q&A platforms, and document libraries
- Remediation workflow support, DRPS coordinates credential revocation, takedown requests, and peer organization notification where warranted
Detection, Attribution, and
Remediation in One Workflow
DRPS monitors dark web forums, hacker marketplaces, Telegram channels, and paste sites continuously, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Registered assets trigger alerts within 30 minutes of first detection. The monitoring scope covers PII, credentials, source code, commercial secrets, and brand-related content across all major dark web and hacker community venues.
ATI's 1,000+ cybercrime group profiles provide attribution context for every dark web detection, identifying the seller group, their trading patterns, typical data buyers, and historical operations. This intelligence converts a raw detection into an actionable threat assessment: defenders understand not just what was found, but what the threat actor is likely to do with it.
Beyond dark web markets, DRPS monitors source code repositories (GitHub, Gitee, GitLab), cloud drives, document libraries, Q&A platforms, and technical forums for unintended data exposure. Leaked API keys, configuration files, internal documentation, and proprietary code are detected in the same monitoring framework as dark web trading, one unified alert stream.
From Asset Registration
to Confirmed Response
DRPS operates as a managed SaaS service. Defenders register assets, set monitoring parameters, and receive structured alerts with full attribution context, no dark web access required, no manual investigation burden on the security team.
Define your monitored asset scope: primary and subsidiary domains, brand terms, executive names, product names, specific data types (e.g., customer database schemas, source code identifiers). DRPS builds your digital fingerprint for continuous matching against dark web sources.
DRPS monitors dark web forums, marketplaces, Telegram channels, and hacker communities continuously. Source code repositories and cloud document platforms are scanned in parallel. Matching runs 24/7, not batch-processed on a daily or weekly schedule.
Initial notification arrives within 30 minutes of detection. The alert includes the detected listing, source forum or market, seller profile, listing context, and ATI attribution matching the seller to a tracked criminal group profile. Defenders receive a complete intelligence picture, not just a data dump.
DRPS supports remediation coordination: credential revocation workflows, takedown requests to market operators where applicable, and peer organization notification. Internal response, password resets, access revocation, incident escalation, is driven by the intelligence context delivered in the alert.
What Security Teams Achieve with ThreatBook
The 30-minute notification SLA means defenders can act within the window where credential revocation and access restriction can prevent the initial detection from becoming a full compromise, before credentials are bought and deployed.
ATI's criminal group profiles give security teams the actor context to assess severity and likely next steps, a credential dump from a credential-stuffing group calls for different response than the same data appearing in infrastructure associated with a targeted APT operator.
DRPS consolidates dark web market monitoring, source code repository scanning, and cloud document surveillance into one alert stream, eliminating the fragmentation of running separate tools for each exposure vector and ensuring no leak category falls through the gaps.
The ThreatBook Products Behind This Use Case
Digital Risk Protection Services. 24/7 SaaS monitoring of dark web forums, marketplaces, Telegram, source code repositories, and cloud documents. 30-minute notification SLA. Millions of phishing signatures. Takedown support and remediation coordination.
Learn moreAdvanced Threat Intelligence with 1,000+ cybercrime group profiles. Provides actor attribution for dark web detections, who is selling, their typical buyers, and likely next steps. 99.9% accuracy across 100B+ threat indicators.
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