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Threat Intelligence Database

Aggregating and hashing compromised BIP39 mnemonic phrases from global malware logs, dark web forums, and phishing campaigns to protect end-user liquidity.

14,892,194
Total Compromised Hashes
+24,105 this week
3,402
Active Phishing Nodes
Active monitoring
0ms
Hash Exposure Risk
Zero-Knowledge Enforced

Recent Database Ingestions

Ingestion Date Threat Vector Source Records Added Classification
2026-11-08 14:22:05 Raccoon Stealer (Telegram C2 Dump) + 4,291 Infostealer
2026-11-06 09:15:33 Fake MetaMask Validation Modal + 1,844 Phishing
2026-11-04 22:45:10 GitHub Public Repo Accidental Commits + 892 Cloud Leak
2026-11-02 11:05:44 RedLine Stealer (Russian Forum Dump) + 12,405 Infostealer
2026-10-30 16:30:00 Fake Ledger Live Desktop App + 3,110 Phishing

Aggregation Sources

Dark Web Credential Markets

We actively scrape and index compromised mnemonic phrases sold or dumped on hidden services, ensuring our database matches the exact lists held by cybercriminals.

Open Source Scraping

Thousands of developers accidentally push their `.env` files or hardcoded testnet/mainnet seeds to public GitHub repositories. Our automated crawlers hash and flag these instantly.

Phishing Honeypots

TRM Labs deploys thousands of fake "honeypot" wallets across decentralized phishing sites. By monitoring the infrastructure attackers use to steal these seeds, we map out their backend databases.