Dark Web Exposure for microsoft.com
Credentials, devices and data found in dark web stealer logs & breaches
100
Exposure level: Critical
microsoft.com scores 100/100 based on leaked credentials, compromised devices, and stolen financial & session data found on the dark web.
Employee exposure
corporate accounts — @microsoft.com
37,817
leaked credentials · 1,026 compromised devices
Top exposed employee accounts
shal***@microsoft.com465
microsoft.com216
ijlobia***@microsoft.com162
pet***@microsoft.com126
***@microsoft.com87
Where staff accounts were caught
msft.sts.microsoft.com3,942
login.live.com2,303
login.microsoftonline.com1,292
corp.sts.microsoft.com997
certauth.msft.sts.microsoft.com724
Customer exposure
stolen logins for microsoft.com
1,142,228
leaked credentials · 7,867 compromised devices
Top exposed customer accounts
admin30
ahmed11
luis10
tusharswainod219
mohammed7
Most targeted services
signup.microsoft.com631,100
developer.microsoft.com201,930
admin.microsoft.com79,749
cmt3.research.microsoft.com29,053
invitations.microsoft.com23,912
1,173,359
Exposed Credentials
7,938
Compromised Devices
4
Credit Cards
204
Crypto Wallets
14,257
Auth Tokens
24,633,723
Stolen Cookies
Exposure over time (credentials leaked per month)
2024-012026-05
Corporate SaaS & shadow-IT exposed (employee logins to third-party services)
Most common passwords 0% reuse a top-10 password
Stolen sessions (active cookies that can bypass MFA)
Compromised despite antivirus (AV installed on infected devices)
Financial, crypto & app tokens
Crypto wallets
App / session tokens
Where devices were compromised (by country)
Top cities
Browsers & apps affected
Stealer malware families seen
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Figures are aggregate counts derived from dark web stealer logs and public breach data.
Data is indicative and updated periodically.