ThreatMon
Infostealer Investigation
Search stolen credentials, infected devices, and exposed identities linked to your domain using ThreatMon's Infostealer Intelligence platform. Security teams can instantly access data extracted from real stealer malware logs and use it to quickly detect compromised assets and take action before attackers do.
~2.18B
Compromised Users
~10.47B
Leaked Credentials
~4.09B
Infected Devices
~357.81M
Affected Services
~813.65M
Compromised IP Addresses
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What You Need to Know
Understand the Threat
Infostealer malware silently harvests credentials, session cookies, browser autofill data, and crypto-wallet details from infected devices, then ships them to operators as “stealer logs” traded across criminal marketplaces.
These logs routinely expose corporate email/password pairs, live VPN and SSO sessions, and SaaS access — often months before the affected organization is even aware a device was compromised.
Assess Your Exposure
A match means a device with access to your domain was infected and its data exfiltrated. Organizations appearing in stealer logs should review exposure across:
Employee and administrator credentials
Active session / cookie hijacking risk
VPN and SSO access
Third-party SaaS logins
Credential reuse across services
Take Action
ThreatMon recommends:
Resetting exposed credentials immediately
Invalidating active sessions and tokens
Enforcing MFA on every account
Scanning and reimaging infected endpoints
Monitoring for credential reuse and follow-on access
ThreatMon Intelligence
ThreatMon continuously collects and processes infostealer logs from underground sources, correlating each one back to the affected organization. Our intelligence surfaces:
Newly leaked corporate credentials
Infected devices linked to your domain
Exposed sessions and access tokens
The malware families behind each log
Actionable indicators for incident response
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