Dark Web Exposure Test of
harvard.edu

Test Results Summary for harvard.edu

• Dark Web Exposure Report
  A total of 136 dark web incidents detected, containing 887 mentions of the domain. 80 out of 136 incidents originate from Compromised Databases. Out of all detected Compromised Credentials, 18 are considered to be of High risk. Mentions in Leaked Databases represent the most common source of compromised information, accounting for 707 of the 887 detected domain mentions on the Dark Web. Show details.
• Unprotected Cloud Storage Report
  A total of 20 buckets detected across 4 cloud storage providers, including 2 public buckets and containing 847 publicly accessible files: 12 buckets were detected in Amazon S3, including 2 public buckets and containing 847 publicly accessible files; 4 buckets were detected in Azure Storage; 3 buckets were detected in Google Cloud Storage, with additional buckets detected across other providers. Show details.
• Phishing Websites Report
  3 potential phishing URLs detected. Example hostnames: harvard-edu.blogspot.com and harvardadmissions.blogspot.com; the full list is available in the detailed report. Show details.
• Cybersquatting Domains Report
  3 potential cybersquatting domains detected. Example domains: harvardedu.net, harvard-university.com and harvardeducation.com. Show details.
• Typosquatting Domains Report
  No potential typosquatting domains found. Show details.
• Fake Accounts in Social Media Report
  143 squatted social network accounts detected across 7 social networks. Most affected social networks include Reddit with 47 accounts including @harvard2000 and @harvard2001, YouTube with 41 accounts including @harvard2026 and @harvardeu and GitHub with 24 accounts including @harvardli and @harvardpl; the full list is available in the detailed report. Show details.