Who is publishing claims in your industry, and how they get in
Pick a country and an industry. This page lists the extortion crews that have been publishing claims there, and for each the routes into a network it has been reported using — with the sources behind every entry. It names no organisation, and there is no way to ask here whether a given company appears in leak-site data. What the counts mean.
Claims are counted over the last 90 days. That window is fixed: the weighting, the small-sample floor and the stored ordering are defined against it, and a shorter one would rank on figures computed a different way.
Choose an industry to see who has been publishing claims in it
This page is not showing an empty result — it has not been asked a question yet. Pick an industry above, and optionally a country, and it lists the crews that published claims there over the last 90 days along with the routes into a network each has been reported using.
There is no field here for an organisation’s name, and there will not be one. We publish no way to ask whether a given company appears in leak-site data, for anybody, at any price.
The same list, held up against your own estate
With an account, each route above also says what we can see of it on your own internet-facing estate from outside — and, where we cannot see, which of the several kinds of “we cannot see” it is.
An account covers one domain you can prove control of, registration needs an address at that domain, and we send nothing to your infrastructure until the proof exists.
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External exposure only. Absence of findings does not mean absence of compromise — we correlate what is already public, we do not see inside a network, and we make no claim about how much of an estate we found.
How these numbers are made explains where the claim counts come from, what the confidence tiers mean, and what the counts do not say.
Counts reflect claims published on extortion leak sites. Claims are made by criminal groups, are frequently unverified, and may be duplicated, exaggerated or false.