A Dark Web API provides programmatic access to real-time data feeds from dark web marketplaces, hacker forums, data breaches, and malware-infected devices. By integrating the Breachsense APIs into your security infrastructure, you can automatically monitor for exposed credentials, stolen data, compromised cards, and emerging threats that could impact your business or customers.
Dark Web APIs eliminate the need for manual dark web monitoring by delivering structured data through secure REST endpoints. Security teams can create automated workflows that instantly detect when sensitive information appears on the dark web. Security workflows can validate compromised credentials against current user databases, and trigger remediation actions like forced password resets or terminate leaked sessions tokens before they’re exploited. Additionally, these APIs can monitor your third-party vendors for potential security incidents like ransomware attacks. Threat actors may compromise your vendor’s systems and subsequently leak your data as part of their ransomware breach. Automating dark web monitoring helps you identify supply chain risks before they impact your organization. Dark web intelligence helps organizations move from being reactive to proactive.
Dark Web API
Integrate the power of Breachsense’s data into your existing technology
Automate remediation by integrating data breach, malware, and attack surface management data into your workflows. Prevent ransomware, data breaches, and account takeover attacks by proactively monitoring the dark web.
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What is a Dark Web API?
Early Detection and Response
Automatically remediate leaked credentials and other sensitive data. Initiate workflows as soon as your data has been found on the dark web
Efficient Resource Management
Automation eliminates the need for manual dark web monitoring processes, saving significant time and manpower while providing 24/7 coverage.
Cost Effective
While initial setup might require investment, automation reduces ongoing costs associated with manual labor and reactive breach recovery efforts.
Automate Dark Web Monitoring with the #1 Platform Trusted by Great Companies from All Over the World
Our team uses Breachsense data to gain initial access during pen testing and red team engagements. The API is simple to use and the support is always helpful and responds quickly.
Gordon Maddern
Technical Director, Red Cursor
Our Security Colony platform relies on Breachsense data as part of our dark web monitoring service. The data is continuously updated and high quality. Highly recommend!
Nick Ellsmore
SVP Professional Services, Trustwave
We rely on Breachsense for a lot of data. Their frequent database updates, constant availability, and handling of big and small breaches alike means we are always covered.
Bill Mathews
CTO, Hurricane Labs
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Kind of Stuff is on the Dark Web?
The dark web is a part of the internet that contains both legal and illegal content. It’s accessible only through specialized browsers. While it hosts legitimate resources like privacy-focused social networks and secure communication platforms, it’s also known for illegal marketplaces. These marketplaces traffic in stolen data, credentials, malicious software, black market goods, and attack tools and services. Organizations often monitor the dark web to protect against potential threats and data breaches.
What are APIs?
An API (Application Programming Interface) is an interface that allows applications to communicate with each other. It enables developers to access data without exposing the underlying code. For example, a Dark Web API provides secure, programmatic access to data from dark web sources. This enables businesses to monitor and act on potential threats automatically. APIs make it easier to integrate external services into existing systems, improving functionality and efficiency.