Dark web & intelligence

Know when your credentials leak.

Surface watches breach dumps, combolists and stealer logs for the domains it already discovered. When an employee address shows up exposed, you see it, acknowledge it and act on it, before someone else does.

  • Breach & stealer-log monitoring
  • Grouped by source
  • Part of Surface
Dark Net monitoring: breach sources, exposed addresses, status and a monthly trend of findings 32 exposures across 5 sources Caught early
Exposure doesn't stop at your perimeter

The same email addresses your discovery finds also end up in breach dumps, combolists and stealer logs for sale on the dark web. A leaked password nobody noticed is an open door. Dark web monitoring closes the gap between a leak and your awareness of it.

Inside the product

Every exposure, in one place.

Breach and stealer-log matches for your domains, grouped by source and ready to acknowledge. Passwords are always masked.

Dark Net· acme-corp.example
DEMO DATA
Total breaches
32
across all sources
New
22
unreviewed findings
Acknowledged
8
reviewed by team
Sources
5
unique breach databases

Monthly findings · last 12 months

SourceEmailUsernamePasswordStatusDateAction
DEMO-COMBOLIST-2025——New2026-10-02
SYNTHETIC-FORUM-DUMPa.novak••••••••Acknowledged2026-09-22
EXAMPLE-RETAIL-BREACH—••••••••New2026-09-12
DEMO-STEALER-LOGSp.kowalski—New2026-09-02
SAMPLE-SAAS-LEAK—••••••••New2026-08-23
DEMO-COMBOLIST-2025c.lindqvist••••••••Acknowledged2026-08-13
Showing 6 of 32 exposuresSource names, addresses and dates are made up for this demo. Passwords are always masked.
What it watches

Where leaked credentials show up.

Dark web monitoring checks your domains against the places exposed credentials circulate, and groups every match by its source.

Combolists
Aggregated email-and-password lists compiled from many breaches.
Stealer logs
Credentials harvested by info-stealer malware from infected machines.
Forum dumps
Data posted or traded on breach-sharing forums and marketplaces.
Breach databases
Known, catalogued breaches of specific services and platforms.
How it connects

One thread, from your domain to your people.

Dark web monitoring isn’t a separate tool. It runs on the assets Surface already discovered, and feeds the same routing and training.

01 · Surface Domains in scope Discovery maps your domains and the email addresses tied to them.
02 · Assets Addresses as assets Those public addresses become monitored assets in your project.
03 · Dark web Matched to leaks Each address is checked against breach sources and stealer logs. You are here
04 · Integrations Routed to the team A match becomes a finding, routed to Jira, Slack, Discord or email.
05 · Train Exposed people, trained Affected employees can be enrolled in phishing and awareness training.
Add-on

Pair it with brand & phishing protection.

Leaked credentials are one signal. The brand protection add-on watches for the other side of the attack: lookalike domains, typosquats and impersonation set up to phish your people and customers.

  • Typosquats & homoglyphs: domains built to be mistaken for yours.
  • Evidence capture: screenshots and infrastructure, correlated automatically.
  • Takedown-ready cases: packaged so you can act fast.
Dark Net monthly findings trend with filters by domain, email, source and status Monitored continuously
FAQ

Questions about dark web monitoring?

If yours isn’t here, we’ll answer it in the demo.

What exactly is monitored?

The email addresses tied to the domains in your Surface scope, checked against breach dumps, combolists, stealer logs and known breach databases.

Do you show the leaked passwords?

No. Passwords are always masked. You see that an exposure exists, from which source and when, so you can force a reset.

Is it a separate product?

No. Dark web monitoring is part of Surface, running on the same assets and projects as discovery.

How do findings reach us?

Through the same integrations as the rest of Surface: Jira, Slack, Discord and email, with rules per event.

How often is it checked?

On the schedule you set, and you can trigger a scan on demand at any time.

Find the leaks before they're used.

See your exposed credentials the way an attacker shopping the dark web would, and shut the door first.