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DarkStrata.io - See your stolen credentials before attackers use them

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Detect compromised credentials in stealer logs, notify employees privately, and empower them to take action. DarkStrata closes the loop on credential theft with real-time monitoring and built-in security awareness.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Dave, founder of DarkStrata. Quick version for the skimmers: you can run a free exposure check on your own domain right now at darkstrata.io. The longer story is below. Most "you've been breached" alerts are guesswork - they tell you an email turned up in some dump from 2019 and call it exposure. Meanwhile, infostealer malware is quietly lifting live credentials, session cookies and autofill data off real machines every day, and that's the stuff attackers actually use to get in. DarkStrata ingests infostealer logs at the source and resolves them back to the people and organisations they belong to. So instead of "your domain might be exposed," you get: this credential, from this infected device, with this session token, right now. Proof, not probability. A few things we did differently: • Identity resolution - we join stealer logs, dark web listings and breach data to a single identity, so you see the whole exposure picture, not fragments. • Proof of exploitability - we surface the artifacts that show an exposure is live and usable, not just theoretical. • UK/EU data residency by design - if you're a bank, a public body, or anyone who can't hand sensitive exposure data to a US-domiciled provider, that matters. The bigger vision is to be the identity-exposure data layer underneath other security tools - EASM, third-party risk, and so on - but what you can see today is the part that tells you, plainly, what's already out there about you. Would love your thoughts, especially from anyone in security, IT or risk: what's the one exposure question you wish you could actually answer? And if you haven't yet, run a free check on your own domain on the homepage, it takes about a minute.