If you’ve ever received a “We’ve been breached” email, you probably thought: Okay… but what does that actually mean for me? Here’s the uncomfortable truth: when a company gets hacked, your information doesn’t vanish. It often gets packaged, priced, and posted in places most people will never see—underground forums, dark web marketplaces, and private channels…
If you think cyberattacks are random acts of chaos, here’s the twist: most hacks are business decisions. Attackers run budgets. They look at ROI. They choose targets to maximize profit with minimal risk. It’s not personal—it’s economics. That lens changes everything. Once you see cybercrime as a global underground market—complete with supply chains, partnerships, and…
What if someone you’ve never met knows your passwords, your home address, and the last four digits of your card—and they’re selling that info to the highest bidder? That’s not a movie plot. It’s daily business on the dark web. The dark web is a hidden part of the internet where cybercriminals trade stolen data,…
Imagine fighting a battle without knowing your opponent’s strategies, weapons, or motivations. That’s the reality for many organizations defending against cybercrime today. The “dark web” has long been cast as a shadowy, chaotic realm—a digital Wild West ruled by hooded hackers and faceless kingpins. But in truth, underground marketplaces are far more organized, innovative, and…
