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The Top 5 Dark Web Monitoring Use Cases

Digital Shadows

Note: This article is an excerpt from our just-released Dark Web Monitoring Solutions Guide. The post The Top 5 Dark Web Monitoring Use Cases first appeared on Digital Shadows. You can get a free copy.

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The Origins and History of the Dark Web

Identity IQ

The Origins and History of the Dark Web IdentityIQ The dark web is a hidden part of the internet that cannot be accessed as easily. To get to the dark web, you need to use special tools designed to provide anonymity and privacy for the dark web’s users and website administrators.

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Understanding Malware-as-a-Service

SecureList

Results of the research We studied data from various sources, including the dark web, identified 97 families spread by the MaaS model from 2015, and broke these down into five categories by purpose: ransomware, infostealers, loaders, backdoors, and botnets. Below is the structure of a typical infostealer affiliate program.

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Is Identity Theft Protection Worth It?

Identity IQ

As identity theft cases rise, the question on many minds is, “Is identity theft protection worth the investment?” They use various tools and technologies to help ensure comprehensive protection, including: 1. Monitoring Personal Information For identity thieves, your personal information is valuable.

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Inside the Massive Alleged AT&T Data Breach

Troy Hunt

I hate having to use that word - "alleged" - because it's so inconclusive and I know it will leave people with many unanswered questions. As I'm fond of saying, there's only one thing worse than your data appearing on the dark web: it's appearing on the clear web. And the data is real.

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PRODUCT REVIEW: Nisos OSINT Monitoring and Analysis

CyberSecurity Insiders

Monitoring and tracking potential threats from the dark web, open source, and social media platforms to detect threats that could attack your organization is critical to ensure public and corporate safety and security. Nisos OSINT Monitoring & Analysis. There is no software or hardware to deploy.

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Monitoring the dark web to identify threats to energy sector organizations

Security Affairs

Searchlight Cyber researchers warn of threat actors that are offering on the dark web access to energy sector organizations. Dark web intelligence firm Searchlight Cyber published a report that analyzes how threat actors in the dark web prepare their malicious operations against energy organizations.