One search bar. Instant results pulled from across the full underground ecosystem — normalized, categorized, and enriched so analysts spend time on threats, not on parsing raw forum posts.
IntelForce dark web search — results filtered by section, threat actor, source forum, and date.
The dark web isn't a single place. Threats are spread across dozens of specialized communities. IntelForce covers all of them, continuously.
Underground Marketplaces
Track database listings and access sales across dark web markets — with seller reputation, pricing signals, and categorized records.
Combolist Forums
Detect credential combo files containing your users' login pairs before they're loaded into credential-stuffing tools targeting your systems.
Stealer Log Channels
Identify infostealer output files referencing your corporate SSO, VPN portals, or banking apps — including session cookies and saved passwords.
Paste Sites & Dumps
Automated monitoring of anonymous dump sites where attackers share exfiltrated records for publicity, extortion pressure, or resale.
Telegram Threat Channels
Real-time indexing of threat actor Telegram groups distributing leaks and coordinating attacks — increasingly the primary channel for underground activity.
Ransomware Leak Sites
Monitor ransomware gang victim blogs for your organization and supply chain partners — so your team knows before the public announcement does.
Built for the Way Your SOC Actually Works
Every result comes with the context an analyst needs to triage quickly — source forum, category, threat actor handle, post date, and a screenshot captured at discovery time. Evidence is preserved even if the original post gets taken down.
- Search by keyword, domain, email, or IP — results under a second
- Filter by source category for focused triage
- Screenshot evidence for every result, no dark web access needed
- Export as CSV or JSON for SIEM ingestion and reporting
- Real-time keyword alerts the moment a new match appears
Structured Data, Not Raw Threads
Every piece of dark web content is automatically classified so analysts understand the threat type at a glance — without manually reading forum posts to figure out what they're looking at.