A leaked password becomes a login
Employee passwords from infostealer logs are sold daily. Attackers use them to sign in as your staff before any alert fires.
Leaked credentials, stealer logs, customer data and network access for sale, found across dark web forums, markets and Arabic Telegram channels.
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Staff emails and passwords from breaches and combo lists, matched to your domain.
Passwords, cookies and sessions captured by malware on employee and customer devices.
Databases and exports from your systems offered on forums and in Telegram channels.
Brokers selling VPN, RDP or admin access to your network, often to ransomware groups.
Your company or suppliers named on ransomware groups’ leak pages.
Discussions naming your company, brand or executives in underground communities.
How leaked data turns into real attacks against Saudi organizations.
Employee passwords from infostealer logs are sold daily. Attackers use them to sign in as your staff before any alert fires.
Access brokers sell working logins to Saudi companies on criminal forums. The buyer is often a ransomware group.
Stolen databases are posted in Arabic channels with thousands of subscribers, then forwarded again and again.
From the first mention on a forum to a forced password reset: we see it, an analyst verifies it, and your team gets exactly what to do next.
Dark web forums, stealer log markets, Arabic and English Telegram channels and paste sites, checked for your company around the clock.
Every new domain and certificate is compared against your brand, so fake sites are spotted before the phishing campaign starts.
Official and third-party app stores, social networks and ad libraries are checked for apps and accounts using your name and logo.
Screenshots, domain records, hosting details and phishing kit fingerprints are gathered the moment a threat is found.
Every finding is reviewed by an analyst in Riyadh who checks what it does and whether it really targets you.
Duplicates and unrelated noise are filtered out and what remains is ranked by business impact, so your team starts with what matters.
Registrars, hosting providers, app stores and social platforms each get the request and proof they need to act.
Every request is tracked and escalated through the right channels, and you see each step in the platform.
Removed threats often come back on new domains. We track the same kit and campaign and remove the new copies too.
From the first conversation to live protection, with a proof of concept on your real assets before you commit.
Share your domains, brands, apps and key executives. We use this to size your coverage and recommend the right plan.
We run Cybersee against your own domains and brands for a set period, then walk you through the verified findings with an analyst.
Confirm your plan, connect your SIEM and ticketing tools, and our analysts start monitoring, verifying and removing threats.
Verified alerts arrive in the tools your team already works in, with the evidence attached.
Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel and IBM QRadar receive verified findings with severity, evidence and context.
Jira and ServiceNow tickets are created for each verified threat and stay in sync as takedowns progress.
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{ "type": "fake_app",
"severity": "high",
"status": "takedown" }Slack and Microsoft Teams alerts, plus webhooks and a REST API for anything else you run.
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Breach data, stealer logs, Telegram channels and lookalike domains checked for your company, in Arabic and English.
Subdomains, open services, outdated technology and expiring certificates, discovered passively without touching your systems.
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Verified alerts go straight to the tools your team already uses.
What security, fraud and marketing teams usually ask before they start.
An analyst confirms the credential belongs to an active account, then alerts your team with the source and exposure details so the password can be reset and sessions revoked. With an integration, the reset request can go straight to your IT tools.
Yes. Arabic-language Telegram channels and forums are monitored by analysts and models that understand local language and slang, not machine translation alone.
We collect evidence to confirm exposure and advise you, and we follow Saudi law and ethical guidelines in every investigation.
Yes. We can match leaked customer logins for your domains and apps so your fraud team can protect those accounts before they are misused.
Breach-check sites show old public breaches. We watch live underground sources, stealer logs and access sales, verify what matters, and tell you what to do about it.
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