Search the dark web on demand. For your organization specifically.
Sometimes you don't want continuous monitoring; you want to search. An incident is unfolding, an executive's name was floated, a credential dump dropped, and you need to know now whether it touches your organization. Dark Web Search runs real-time queries across the dark web sources Deepinfo indexes.
Real-time queries across the dark web sources that matter.
Dark Web Search lets your analysts query Deepinfo's dark web index directly: by organization name, by domain, by executive name, by email address, by credential, by any keyword set. Results return in seconds with full source attribution and timestamp.
The index covers forums (English, Russian, Turkish-language sources), marketplaces, paste sites, leak sites, and chat channels where exposure surfaces first. New content gets indexed continuously, so search results reflect the current state of the dark web, not a stale snapshot.
Three search dimensions across one index.
Each dimension drills the same dark web index from a different angle. Combine them to scope an investigation: a specific identifier, in a specific source type, within a specific time window.
By identifier.
Search for specific identifiers: domains, email addresses, credentials, executive names, phone numbers, brand names. Exact matches and pattern variants both return.
By source type.
Filter results by source category: forum, marketplace, paste site, leak site, chat channel. Useful when an investigation is scoped to one source type (e.g., credential markets only).
By time window.
Filter by when content was indexed. New mentions in the last 24 hours, the last week, the last month, or any custom window. Critical for incident response triage.
Examples of what dark web search actually returns.
Credential mentions
Corporate emails, customer accounts, or admin accounts surfacing on dark web markets and paste sites.
Brand mentions
Forum threads discussing exploits, breaches, or targeting tied to your organization.
Executive mentions
Posts indicating doxing, threats, or personal information exposure for named individuals.
Domain mentions
Posts about your infrastructure, planned attacks, or exploited vulnerabilities.
Custom keyword mentions
Product names, internal project names, or other identifiers your team tracks.
Source provenance
Every result returns with which forum, which post, and which date the content was indexed.
Search complements continuous monitoring.
Dark Web Search is the on-demand counterpart to Dark Web Mentions Monitoring (which alerts continuously when defined identifiers surface). Together with Threat Actor Intelligence, the Data Breach Index, and the rest of CTI, it forms the full intelligence picture: continuous monitoring catches the steady stream; ad-hoc search drills into specific incidents and investigations.
“During an unfolding incident, having on-demand dark-web search instead of opening a request with another vendor changes what we can do in the first hour. The query returns are fast enough for live triage.”
Explore the full platform.
See your entire attack surface. Act on what matters.
Continuous discovery and monitoring of every internet-facing asset, including subsidiaries and acquired companies.
See module CTI · CYBER THREAT INTELLIGENCESee what’s exposed. Act before it’s exploited.
Dark-web monitoring, breach corpora, infostealer logs, and threat-actor activity tied to your organization.
See module BRP · BRAND RISK PROTECTIONKeep an eye on the internet. Protect your brand.
Lookalike domains, fake apps, fraudulent listings, and brand abuse caught in hours, not weeks.
See module TPRM · THIRD-PARTY RISK MANAGEMENTEvery third party carries risk. See all of it.
Continuous external monitoring of every approved vendor with the same depth as your own surface.
See module DSI · DEEP SEARCH AND INSIGHTSExplore the entire internet. See every layer.
400M domains, 2B subdomains, 200B DNS records, 30B SSL certificates. All queryable directly.
See moduleSearch for mentions of your organization.
Book a demo. We'll run live queries against your organization name, domain, and any custom identifiers you bring.