A ransomware disclosure and a credential package we track from an entirely separate source, read side by side, illustrate a pattern our research team sees
Information Is Everywhere. Attribution Is Rare. Open-source intelligence (OSINT) has become one of the most valuable disciplines in modern investigations. OSINT teams of Investigators can
The FBI’s 2025 Internet Crime Report landed with a number that should stop every security leader cold: $20.877 billion in reported cybercrime losses. One million
Compromised credentials are the primary entry point for ransomware, account takeover, and business email compromise. Monitoring for exposed credentials continuously and acting on detections before
Attribution isn’t about one clue — it’s about connecting many Attribution investigations almost never hinge on a single “gotcha” artifact. Most of the work happens
Cyber threats no longer hide exclusively in the dark web. Increasingly, the early signs of compromise—leaked credentials, impersonation accounts, phishing campaigns—emerge across the surface web,
Over the past decade, the Deep & Dark Web has emerged as a staggering repository of tens of billions of exposed identities adding up to