01 / TrustFlare CTI

Find your leaked logins and keys.

CTI is cyber threat intelligence about your company. It finds stolen logins, keys and files before attackers use them.

Same leaked API key. File deleted: Key may still work. Key revoked: Leak closed.

File deleted: Key may still work. Key revoked: Leak closed.

Deleting the file is not enough. Revoke the key.

Logins · API keys and tokens · Documents · Public code

02 / Sources

We watch the places where stolen data is sold.

Your logins and files show up there before an attack.

Underground

  • Dark web forums
  • Markets that sell stolen data
  • Botnet and stealer logs
  • Offers to sell access to you

Open and semi-open

  • Telegram and private chats
  • Ransomware leak sites
  • Combolists and password dumps
  • Paste sites and public code

Including hidden sites on Tor and I2P.

03 / Logins

CTI finds employee and executive logins in stealer logs.

A valid password looks like a normal sign-in. SIEM and EDR stay silent.

A login offered for sale

Stolen credentials are the most common way in: 22% of breaches (Verizon DBIR 2025).

04 / Sessions

MFA does not stop a stolen session.

Infostealers copy session cookies too. CTI flags the accounts whose sessions you should end.

A stolen ticket holding an open door

05 / Keys and tokens

CTI finds API keys and tokens in public code.

Developers push secrets to public repositories by mistake. Bots search for them all the time.

A key left in public code

06 / Documents

Your files on a ransomware leak site.

Contracts, database dumps and internal files appear on leak sites and forums.

A document outside the company

07 / Contractors

Your logins leak through contractors first.

Vendors and subsidiaries get breached and stay quiet. CTI watches your domains and emails anyway.

A key falling out of a contractor's building

08 / Only what matters

CTI shows only data that is yours and new.

Old leaks are often resold as new. CTI keeps the source and date of each finding.

Only your data gets through

You set the scope: domains, acquired brands, service accounts.

09 / Owner and next step

Each finding has an owner and a next step.

A leaked key goes to the team that uses it. The finding stays open until they act.

A leaked key sent to its owner
  1. Found

    A login, key or file

  2. Owner

    The team or the person

  3. Next step

    Reset, end sessions, check the device

10 / Price

Start with an express check for €3,000.

Ongoing threat intelligence is priced on request.

See prices

Questions

A few things to know

Which sources do you watch?

Dark web forums and markets, botnet logs, Telegram, leak and paste sites, public code.

Do you check if a leaked password still works?

Only if you allow it, within agreed limits and safe rules.

Do you revoke the key for us?

No. Your team acts. CTI tracks the status.

Can CTI see every leak?

No. It watches agreed sources. No service sees everything.

Is this a threat feed?

No. CTI shows only data about your company.

Do we need your analysts?

No. Your team runs CTI. Analyst help is optional. About analyst help

What does CTI not do?

It does not replace MFA, EDR or phishing protection. It is an early outside signal.

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