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 credentialsSolution
Stop account takeover before the login.
Employee and customer passwords leak every day through stealer malware and breaches. Cybersee finds them and gets them reset before anyone uses them.
Why leaked passwords are so dangerous
Stealer malware on a single personal laptop can leak a work password, session cookies and VPN access in one file.
Those files are sold for a few dollars. The buyer logs in as your employee, and nothing looks unusual to your security tools.
Stealer logs
Passwords and sessions captured from infected devices.
Combo lists
Email and password pairs shared and reused across attacks.
What it looks like
How this attack unfolds when nobody is watching.
How Cybersee stops it
1
Match leaks to your people
Stealer logs, breach dumps and combo lists are matched to your domains, employees and customers.
2
Confirm what is live
An analyst checks the account is active and how much access it has.
3
Reset before it is used
Your team gets a clear action, or an automatic ticket, to reset the password and revoke sessions.
Common questions
Passwords are masked by default. Authorized users can see what they need to confirm and reset the account.
Yes. We match leaked customer logins for your domains and apps so your fraud team can protect them.
Findings can go to your SIEM or ticketing system, so resets happen inside your existing process.
