31% of breaches involved stolen credentials, making compromised usernames and passwords one of the leading ways attackers get in.

40% of ransomware victims had corporate email addresses found in compromised credential data.

97% of identity attacks were password-spray attacks, according to Microsoft’s 2025 Digital Defense Report.

Americans reported nearly $21 billion in cyber-enabled fraud losses in 2025.

Are Your Company’s Credentials Already Out There?

The dark web is a marketplace for stolen information. Cybercriminals buy, sell and trade data that can be used to target businesses and their employees.

Commonly exposed information includes:

• Email addresses and passwords
• Microsoft 365 and other account credentials
• Personal and employee information
• Credit card and financial information
• Customer and business data

Even credentials exposed in an old data breach can create a risk today, especially when passwords have been reused.

Do you know what information from your company is already out there?

Millions of users connect directly to the Tor network each day from countries around the world. Current Tor Project data shows where those connections are coming from: