Detect the leak, before the breach.

Stealed continuously monitors infostealer logs, combo lists and criminal channels, then alerts you on your own perimeter. Nothing to search, nothing to install.

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500M+

credentials per day

14B+

credentials indexed

< 60 min

from publication to alert

Infostealer logs, combo lists, forums and criminal Telegram channels, collected and indexed by us.

🇫🇷 French company

🇫🇷 FR Hosting

Hosted on ISO 27001 & SOC 2 certified infra (Scaleway)

Stealed infostealer detection dashboard interface

[ 01 ] The threat

Its only weapon: a valid credential.

A correct credential, used from a plausible location, triggers nothing. Not the firewall, not the EDR, not the SIEM, not the SOC. Just one log line: authentication succeeded. With a stolen session cookie, even MFA is already behind it.

sharepoint · acme.com

j.doe@acme.com

••••••••••••••

[✓] Access granted

Credential and cookie bought the day before.

What your defences see

Firewall / NGFW

Consistent geolocation, port 443 allowed: nothing to filter.

[✓] no alert
EDR / XDR

No binary, no abnormal action on the endpoint: nothing to detect.

[✓] no alert
SIEM

Successful authentication on the first attempt: nothing to correlate.

[✓] no alert
SOC 24/7

No alert comes up from the stack: nothing to qualify.

[✓] no alert
MFA

The stolen session cookie carries a second factor that was already validated.

[✓] no alert

88%

of web application attacks involve stolen credentials

Verizon DBIR 2025

54%

of ransomware victims had a credential in an infostealer log before the attack

Verizon DBIR 2025

7 days

between the publication of a stolen credential and a ransomware deployment, often less

Cases observed by Stealed, 2026

[ 02 ] What Stealed sees

Three questions, one console.

Every leak is correlated with your perimeter from three angles. You receive what concerns you, nothing else.

Criminal sources

Telegram
forums
marketplaces
paste sites

Your proven perimeterDNS OK

acme.com
*.acme.com
"acme"

01 · Internal Insight

Which employee is already compromised?

Credentials whose e-mail address is on your domains, and the sites where they leaked.

login: j.doe@acme.com
url: https://sharepoint.example.com/login
source: infostealer · lumma

[✓] Match: e-mail domain

02 · External Insight

Which user of my services signs in with a stolen access?

Credentials whose login URL points at your services: customers, partners, contractors.

login: paul.martin@gmail.com
url: https://vpn.acme.com/sslvpn
source: combolist · ulp

[✓] Match: login host

03 · Keyword Insight

Which contractor, project or brand shows up in a leak?

Your keywords spotted in leak URLs, even when your domain is not there.

login: m.durand@partner.fr
url: https://acme.example.com/portal
source: infostealer · redline

[✓] Match: keyword

Discover the platform

[ 03 ] The engine

From raw leak to qualified alert.

Two kinds of leak in, one format out, and an alert only when it concerns you.

Own collection

Telegram, forums, marketplaces, paste sites. No broker, no purchased data.

Normalisation and deduplication

A credential seen fifteen times is one leak, not fifteen alerts.

Correlation with your perimeter

DNS-verified domains, validated keywords. Nothing beyond.

Alert where you work

E-mail, Slack, Teams, signed webhook, SIEM.

500M+: credentials per day
14B+: unique credentials indexed
< 60 min: from publication to availability
< 5 min: to open a workspace

[ 04 ] Who it is for

Built for the people who have to act.

From the CISO of a regulated mid-market company to the MSSP operating a hundred clients.

SMBs and startups

Enterprise-grade protection, without a dedicated security team.

› Ready in five minutes, nothing to install
› Only the alerts that matter
› From 79 EUR per month

Mid-market and regulated sectors

NIS2 and DORA expect continuous monitoring of your exposure. Here it is, operational within the hour.

› Multi-domain perimeter verified by DNS
› Exportable audit log for the regulator
› Alerts straight into your SOC or SIEM

Large enterprises

An extended perimeter, isolated access, native integration.

› REST API and SIEM / SOAR integration
› SLA and dedicated support
› Early access to new modules

MSSPs and managed service providers

Your whole client portfolio, one console.

› Exposure score per client
› Import your client base in seconds
› White-label reports

Discover the partner offer

Early adopter feedback

What security teams are saying

The API was integrated into our stack in less than a day. We now offer credential monitoring to our clients as an add-on service.

Technical Director

MSSP, Managed Services, Paris

Clean interface, setup in 30 minutes. We monitor our domains without needing a dedicated security team.

CTO

B2B SaaS Startup, 25 employees

We monitor 12 subsidiaries from a single dashboard. Subdomain granularity lets us pinpoint exactly which entity is exposed.

Group CISO

Industrial group, energy sector

The data is fresh and actionable. We detected compromised client credentials before they even knew about it.

SOC Manager

MSP, IT services & managed security

Integrated with our SIEM in a few hours. Webhooks allow us to automate incident response directly.

Security Engineer

Fintech, 80 employees, Lyon

We monitor emails of our lawyers and sensitive clients. The tool is simple, alerts are precise.

IT Director

Law firm, business law