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Leaks surface quietly. We watch where they land.

Cypho monitors dark web forums, marketplaces, Telegram channels and paste sites for anything that belongs to you: employee and customer credentials, personal data, card numbers, internal documents, leaked source code and secrets. You get an alert with enough context to act before someone uses it for fraud or a breach.

Analyst reviewtoday
6 candidates3 verified2 dismissed1 in review
  1. Credentials for 3 employees in a stealer logLeak log  /  Issue #2233
    VerifiedCritical
  2. Company contract on a file-sharing serviceFile sharing  /  Issue #2231
    VerifiedHigh
  3. Brand named in a carding channelTelegram  /  Issue #2232
    VerifiedModerate
  4. Lookalike domain example-corp.devDomain watch  /  Not confirmed
    Dismissed
  5. Paste mentioning "Example"Paste site  /  Not confirmed
    Dismissed
  6. Admin panel on 203.0.113.24Port scan  /  Analyst checking now
    In review
Fig. 1 Analyst review. Candidates are checked by a Cypho analyst before they become issues. Sample data.
01The problem

Stolen data often changes hands before it's used.

An employee password in a stealer log, a customer list in a breach dump, an internal document on a file-sharing site. Most of it sits in places your own security tools never look.

That delay is your window. If you hear about a leaked password when it shows up in a combo list, you reset it. If you hear about it when someone logs in with it, you're running an incident.

Cypho collects from dark web forums, marketplaces, invite-only channels and paste sites, and matches what it finds to your company, your people and your assets.

02What we catch

What we look for, and where it turns up.

A / Threat Intelligence

Dark web chatter

Mentions of your company, employees and assets on dark web forums, marketplaces and invite-only channels.

A / Threat Intelligence

Leaked credentials

Employee and customer logins in breach dumps and combo lists, including reused passwords, so you can reset them before an account takeover.

C / Brand Protection

Card and payment data

Leaked card numbers and financial records tied to your organization, found before they're used for fraud or traded.

C / Brand Protection

File-sharing sites

The platforms attackers use to publish stolen data, source code and internal documents. You get an alert when yours appears.

C / Brand Protection

Secrets in public code

API tokens, keys and other secrets in public repositories and code-sharing platforms, found before an attacker tries them.

Alerts and integrations

Alerts arrive with context attached. Our API sends them into your existing systems for automated or manual incident response.

03What you get

Each alert says where the leak came from.

Fast credential alerts
You hear when employee or customer credentials appear in breach dumps, combo lists or dark web marketplaces.
Source attribution
We show where credentials turned up, such as a breach dump, a combo list or a shared file, with any related threat actor discussion.
Ranked by risk
Our detection engine and analysts verify each exposure, and the riskiest ones come first.
04Questions

What people ask about leak monitoring.

Which sources do you monitor for leaks?

Dark web and deep web forums, marketplaces, Telegram and other invite-only channels, paste sites, file-sharing platforms and public code repositories.

Do you cover customer credentials or only employees?

Both. Credential leak detection covers exposed employee and customer logins, including password reuse and combo lists.

Can alerts go into our own tools?

Yes. Alerts can be pushed through our API into your existing systems, for automated or manual incident response.

Unknown threats are unstoppable. Until we expose them.

Send us your company domain. We'll walk you through what's already out there about you and how Cypho would handle it, with one of our analysts on the call.

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