Webinar Explores Darknet Intelligence for Government and Enterprise Investigations
Summary
A DarkOwl webinar discusses how investigators use darknet data to track criminal activity, stolen credentials, marketplace listings, and actor movements, and how structured collection can support government and enterprise threat intelligence.
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- DarkOwl describes collecting from Tor, Telegram, forums, and marketplaces, including tracking activity as communities and platforms shift.
- The speakers explain how analysts can use usernames or email addresses as starting points to connect identities and follow investigative leads across datasets.
- DarkOwl says its DarkMart capability structures marketplace data to help users search listings, vendors, categories, and activity across markets.
- The webinar discusses infostealer logs as a source of stolen credentials that may be sold to initial access brokers and ransomware operators.
- The speakers describe darknet monitoring as a way to gain insight into data exposure and evolving threats before they lead to attacks.
- The speakers recommend that organizations assess what information is exposed and use searchable, aggregated data to support investigations.
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- Darknet intelligence collection and its use in government and enterprise investigations
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CybersecurityI think also passing earlier, you mentioned Infostealer, kind of malware and it’s one of the big stories in cybersecurity is really the explosion in this kind of malware.GovernmentChief Business Officer, Alison Halland, explore darknet data’s threat-intelligence capabilities across government and enterprise environments.