Question 1

What is the SOCRadar Free Dark Web Report?

Accepted Answer

The SOCRadar Free Dark Web Report is a specialized B2B tool designed to reveal your organization's Dark Web Exposure. Unlike standard scanners, it provides a near real-time snapshot of threats targeting your specific domain. The report aggregates data from leaked credentials, infostealer logs, black-market listings, and threat actor chatter to give you an immediate "risk score" of your external attack surface.

Question 2

How can I check if my company's data is exposed on the Dark Web?

Accepted Answer

You can instantly check for exposure by entering your business domain into the SOCRadar Dark Web Report tool. It will summarize the exposure in minutes for free.

Question 3

What are Infostealer Logs, and how do they cause data leaks?

Accepted Answer

Infostealers (Information Stealers) are malicious software designed to harvest sensitive data from infected devices. Unlike a traditional phishing attack, an infostealer silently exfiltrates data directly from a user's browser, including saved passwords and usernames, session cookies (allowing hackers to bypass MFA), autofill data (addresses, credit cards), and crypto wallet details. These "logs" are then packaged and sold on black-market data broker sites.

Question 4

Why is "Threat Actor Chatter" meaningful for proactive defense?

Accepted Answer

Threat Actor Chatter refers to the conversations happening between cybercriminals on underground platforms before an attack launches. Monitoring this chatter provides an Early Warning Signal. Cybercriminals often discuss vulnerabilities, request access to specific companies, or auction off data before a breach becomes public. By detecting these mentions early, your security team can shift from "incident response" to "proactive prevention."

Question 5

Does the Dark Web Report show exposure timelines for historical breaches?

Accepted Answer

The report focuses on actionable, recent intelligence. It highlights all critical findings and exposure counts detected within the last 12 months. This ensures your security team is focused on active, relevant threats rather than outdated data that no longer poses a risk.