DarkGen

DarkGen New Year Update 01/01/2026

Today marks a major milestone for DarkGen.

We’ve completed External Attack Surface Management EASM and now officially have a full end to end security platform covering

✅ Dark Web Monitoring ✅ Brand Protection ✅ External Attack Surface Management EASM

This means DarkGen now provides continuous visibility across leaked data brand abuse and exposed external assets in one solution.

What’s New

✅ EASM fully implemented and operational ✅ Free plan introduced

Anyone will soon be able to register and use the following for free

✅ Credential leak detection ✅ Compromised users check ✅ Phishing and typosquatting domain detection ✅ Limited EASM features

Public access will be enabled very soon.

This is a big step forward for DarkGen and a strong start to 2026. Feedback is always welcome.

DarkGen Update

Been working on the new Brand Protection features and almost finished.

New Features

• Look-alike domain detection and automated takedown process
• Social media impersonation detection and takedowns
• AI integrated smart risk calculator and detection

Improvements

• Updated the old company settings UI with a new improved design
• Better overall UI and UX
• Performance improvements to make the dashboard faster

Next Steps

• Attack Surface Management (already 50% done, now continuing integration work)

No holidays.

Brand Protection planned to go to production by 15th of this month.
Attack Surface Management will be finished before 01/01/2026.

We would love to hear your feedback or opinions on these updates. What do you think?

Quick DarkGen update for everyone:

This past week has been quite demanding. We were assisting a company that experienced a data theft incident. During our investigation, we identified that an internal dashboard was exposed online through an open IP and port. The attacker managed to access it with admin privileges. This may have happened through stolen credentials or another entry point that we are still analyzing. The core issue was that this service was unintentionally accessible from the internet.

We spent the week reviewing how the attacker entered, what they accessed, and what security gaps needed to be closed to prevent similar incidents. Because of the amount of work involved, we did not roll out many new features.

We also completed a white label deployment for one of the companies we work with.

We’re also excited to share that DarkGen has received $250k in Cloudflare for Startups credits, which will help us scale our infrastructure and improve performance and security for all users.

DarkGen is now live on GoodFirms: https://www.goodfirms.co/software/darkgen