16 million posts, articles and documents per month in our darknet API, gives you the most comprehensive solution for Dark Web data.
With our Dark Web Search API you get a unique insight into the shady corners of the web. Corners where your brand and products are discussed, and where plans are made to profit from it or harm it. This information is crucial when it comes to brand protection, risk management, and threat prevention.
With 16 million posts, articles and documents per month in our darknet API, we offer the most comprehensive solution for Dark Web data. It includes data from Tor network, pastebins, Discord, Telegram as well as other marketplaces, networks and free speech platforms. With our advanced solutions to collect the data swiftly, you can be sure to access the latest discussions, leaks and counterfeits in the API.
Dark Web data is a vital part of getting the full picture of media monitoring for a company or brand. Any company in an exposed position, whether due to their size, employees, the nature of their products and services, or sensitivity of their brands, needs to monitor the actions to be prepared to respond. Based on what takes place on the Dark Web, some of the most vulnerable industries are consumer goods, financial services and pharmaceuticals.
Our advanced dark web search engine.
The dark web refers to parts of the internet that are not indexed by traditional search engines and require special software, configurations, or permissions to access. These parts of the internet are sometimes used for illegal activities, such as the sale of drugs, weapons, and stolen data, as well as for communication and information sharing among criminal organizations.
The Twingly Dark Web API is a tool that allows users to monitor the dark web for specific keywords and phrases. It works by continuously scanning the dark web for new content, enabling users to stay informed about mentions of their brand, products, or other relevant topics on the dark web.
The Twingly Dark Web API is primarily used by organizations that need to monitor the dark web for security or brand management purposes. This includes law enforcement agencies, financial institutions, and cybersecurity firms, as well as companies that want to protect their intellectual property or monitor their reputation.
