Web Data

Discover targeted web content from millions of archived websites on Archive.org. Tracking what archive.org indexes enables historical analysis of removed or altered content critical to investigations and long-term threat research in XTI workflows.

Monitor search results, ranking data, and indexed content across Google. Search poisoning, impersonation domains, and attacker-controlled SEO content can damage brand trust or mislead users—early detection helps prevent manipulation exposure.

Adversaries are no longer just hiding in the dark web. They are building, planning, and launching attacks on the open internet. DigitalStakeout's Surface Web Feed gives you the power to see these threats as they emerge, providing a critical layer of proactive defense for your organization.

Aggregate blog posts, comments, and article content from across blogging platforms. Monitoring blogs reveals threat narratives, activist planning, and reputational risks often before they escalate in mainstream channels or traditional threat intelligence sources.

Track changes on public-facing homepages and new site launches. Monitoring these assets reveals attacker infrastructure pivots, deployment of phishing kits, and impersonation sites designed to deceive targets using real-time infrastructure data.

Monitor and archive content changes on specific webpages. Tracks defacements, unauthorized content swaps, and embedded threats, which are commonly used in misinformation, drive-by malware, or social engineering lures on trusted domains.

Collect and analyze content from hidden services and forums on the dark web. These sources expose illicit markets, breach data, credentials, and adversary planning that cannot be found through conventional web monitoring or surface-level collection methods.

Process headlines and news articles from local to global sources. Media analysis surfaces public perception risks, reputational flashpoints, and coordinated narratives that adversaries use to create pressure, discredit, or trigger response cycles.

Track advertising content and campaigns running across Google’s ad network. Malicious actors exploit ad platforms for phishing, scams, and brand impersonation—this feed gives visibility into paid threat vectors often missed by security teams.

Ingest structured updates from global RSS/Atom feeds. RSS remains a valuable tool for capturing timely intelligence from open-source publishers, cybersecurity blogs, advisories, and regional incident reporting critical for threat operations.