DarkWebSonar is a web and API platform for monitoring dark-web activity, breach exposure, and threat-actor signals. It watches ransomware groups, Telegram channels, data leaks, breach repositories, and underground forums, then sends real-time alerts when an organization is mentioned. AI-filtered intelligence adds contextual risk scores based on threat-actor reputation and data sensitivity. Coverage includes DDoS campaigns, defacements, early attack chatter, ransomware victim announcements, and pre-extortion warnings on leak blogs. Exposure checks cover domains, email credentials, infostealer logs, and stolen-data leaks. Lookalike-domain monitoring identifies typosquatting and phishing or impersonation signals. Integrations include Slack, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, ServiceNow, custom webhooks, and an MCP server; Splunk is marked coming soon. Plans start at 49.00 USD per month, with a 14-day trial. The trial includes keyword and actor monitoring plus one-time domain breach and infostealer checks.
Who it is for
DarkWebSonar suits CTI analysts, incident responders, security leaders, SOC teams, security providers, and organizations monitoring personal or business exposure.
What is good
- Monitors ransomware groups, leaks, forums, and Telegram channels
- Sends real-time organization mention alerts
- Provides AI-filtered contextual risk scores
- Checks domains, credentials, stealer logs, and stolen data
- Supports Slack, Teams, PagerDuty, ServiceNow, and webhooks
What to know first
- No free plan
- Continuous domain monitoring starts on Growth
- Passwords stay masked during the trial
- Splunk integration is marked coming soon
Verdict
DarkWebSonar combines threat monitoring, exposure checks, and lookalike-domain detection in one web and API service. Its 14-day trial offers a limited introduction, while ongoing plans start at 49.00 USD per month.
DarkWebSonar plans and pricing
All plansCompared on dark web monitoring services
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $49/mo
- Monitoring sources
- dark_web_and_breaches
- Personal monitoring
- Yes
- Business monitoring
- Yes
- Monitored data types
- email addresses, domains, monitored keywords, credentials, stealer logs, stolen data, network access, threat actor activity
