Question 1

How can I check if my company is on the dark web?

Accepted Answer

Search your company name or domain on Drofsecurity's dark-web leak-site monitor. It checks the victim lists that ransomware gangs publish on their .onion leak sites (collected by Ransomware.live) and shows whether, when and by which group your name was posted. Personal emails are checked separately with the data-breach checker.

Question 2

Do I need a Tor browser to check dark web leaks?

Accepted Answer

No. Visiting criminal leak sites yourself is risky and can expose you to malware and stolen data. Drofsecurity uses a monitoring feed that already tracks those sites, so you only see the facts you need: who was named, by which group and when.

Question 3

What should I do if my company appears on a ransomware leak site?

Accepted Answer

Treat it as a confirmed incident: isolate affected systems, preserve logs, reset exposed credentials, warn staff about follow-up phishing, and report it to your country's cybercrime agency (NCCIA in Pakistan). Don't contact or pay the group before talking to an incident-response professional.

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