Dark Web Informer
I monitor parts of the internet most people and organizations never see.
This site is run by a single independent researcher focused on tracking cyber threats, data breaches, ransomware activity, leaked databases, and underground chatter across the dark web, deep web, and clearnet.
Monitoring runs continuously so new activity is seen as it appears... not days, weeks, or even months later when companies notify users of data breaches or leaks, even when little to no information is provided. When activity stands out, I investigate further, add context where needed, and surface what matters. All alerts are still available to every user, editorial decisions only affect what gets highlighted, not what you have access to.
The goal is to deliver useful signal without hype or noise.
Many dark web monitoring services require sensitive personal details in order to watch for leaks. That creates unnecessary risk.
This platform keeps things simple. No sensitive information is required to use it, other than an email address to create an account. You monitor exposure through curated threat feeds instead of handing over private data.
Users can fully customize browser notifications for threat feeds, allowing alerts to be enabled, muted, or tuned to specific types of activity. This makes it possible to stay informed in real time while keeping control of your privacy.
The activity monitored here reflects how data is traded, discussed, and abused once it is exposed. That reality is not always comfortable, but it is important to understand.
This information is shared for awareness and defensive understanding only. I do not participate in unethical hacking, extortion, or data sales, and nothing on this platform is intended to encourage illegal activity.
The goal is to provide visibility into how exposure happens and why relying solely on delayed breach notifications often leaves people behind.
This platform is also used by large organizations, security teams, and law enforcement agencies as part of their monitoring and investigative workflows.
To name a few.
Threats evolve quickly. My job is to make sure critical information does not stay hidden.