The Dark Web Pulse

Microsoft and Linux are only two of the companies with the most mentioned security vulnerabilities.

Around 83% of companies reported they were hit by a phishing attack in 2022. Here’s how monitoring the dark web can help.

Apple may have patched the two zero day vulnerabilities that made it to the news, but we found a new one.

With the huge spike in ransomware attacks against these industries, this is a must-read.

What’s the difference between the deep web and the dark web? Here’s all you need to know.

From leaked employee credentials to firearms, these marketplaces trade them all.

The next-generation SOC is right around the corner. Learn why an OSINT feed is the critical piece that’s missing.

From CAPTCHA to protected logins, we rank the top challenges to accessing the dark web.

Are companies looking in the right places to find zero day threats? Here’s how monitoring the dark web can help protect against these threats.

From skilled management actions to professional meet-ups, here’s what really happens inside an online white supremacist group.

Cybersecurity teams are now turning to the dark web for Indicators of Compromise.

We reveal for the first time the post with 1B leaked PII everyone has missed so far, including the media.