Email Security Intelligence

Identify BEC precursors through leaked credentials, lookalike domains, and email security misconfigurations.

Core Concepts

Email Threats: What You Need to Know

DarkScout protects from email-borne threats by detecting precursors of BEC attacks. Scans for leaked credentials, lookalike domain registrations, and misconfigured email relays before attacks launch.

How DarkScout Detects Email Threats

Combines OSINT gathering with dark web scraping techniques. Correlates identity indicators from credential marketplaces and stealer logs with WHOIS, DNS, and certificate transparency data.

Exposing Sensitive Data

Identifies corporate emails exposed in third-party breaches, paste sites, and stealer logs like RedLine, Raccoon, and Vidar. Checks if corresponding passwords have been breached.

Breach Alerts

Provides "Early Warning" alerts when domains, emails, or employee accounts are detected in underground markets. Includes full breach information, source, timing, and compromised data types.

How DarkScout Protects Your Inbox

Continuously monitors your external attack surface to detect and counter identity-related threats and domain impersonation attacks.

Threat Analysis

Monitors global domain registrations to find similar domains using typosquatting and homograph attacks. Analyzes newly found domains for malicious activity patterns.

Phishing Prevention

Identifies look-alike domains, email servers used for spoofing, phishing login pages, and fraudulent social media profiles. Enables proactive blocking and takedown actions.

Breach Alerts

Sends urgent notifications when credentials are found in underground networks. Requires immediate action like forced password resets, MFA challenges, and account monitoring.

See why DarkScout is the Leader in Darknet Data

DarkScout is the leading provider of darknet data. With advanced monitoring and analysis tools, DarkScout helps businesses and security teams stay ahead of cybercriminals, providing real-time intelligence to prevent data breaches and attacks.