Ransomware databases
Leak files exposing national IDs, driver's licenses, dates of birth, phones and addresses.
Dark Eye automates the OSINT workflow end to end. Start from a domain to map and identify every exposed user, or search an email, username or phone across ransomware databases, breaches and stealer logs. The goal is always the same: identify the person behind the data.
Work organization-wide from a domain, or hunt a single person from one identifier.
Enter a company domain and Dark Eye discovers every user whose data is exposed, then identifies and enriches each one automatically.
Have an email, username or phone? Dark Eye searches every source for it and builds out the person behind it.
Whatever you have, Dark Eye knows where to look and what to do next.
Dark Eye searches ransomware databases, common breaches and stealer logs for the address, processes every hit, then autoidentifies the owner and pivots to linked phones, usernames and wallets.
The handle is matched across breaches, stealer logs and 100+ portals to find every account and the connected identities behind them.
The number is checked against breaches, ransomware leaks and stealer data to find the owner and their connected accounts and identifiers.
Dark Eye discovers every exposed user in the organization, then identifies and enriches each one — social profiles, crypto wallets, phones and more.
Four automated stages — you spend credits only on what you run.
Pull breach, ransomware-leak & stealer data for every associated user.
Autoidentify resolves each footprint into one coherent person.
Autopivot follows linked emails, phones and usernames to new identities.
Sweep 100+ external portals to confirm presence and enrich.
Every source, correlated into one identity graph.
Leak files exposing national IDs, driver's licenses, dates of birth, phones and addresses.
Credentials, cookies, sessions and system data captured by infostealer malware.
The broad universe of data breaches — emails, passwords, usernames and profiles.
Profiles, handles and connections that put a face to the data.
Handles, IDs and group footprints linked to a target.
Wallet addresses, balances and transaction history tied to identities.
Every finding becomes a node — breach, social, crypto, phone, email and alias — connected by the relationships Dark Eye discovers. Pivoting any node expands the graph, so one identifier can unlock an entire network.
Start from a domain or a single identifier — Dark Eye does the rest.