The Infostealer Index · Head-to-head
HHackedListor
TThreatMon?
Where HackedList and ThreatMon differ on infostealer intelligence, biggest gap first.
H HackedList is an EU darknet monitoring service. Enter a domain to see credentials compromised by infostealers, then triage alerts or run deeper custom scans.
T ThreatMon, from Istanbul, covers attack surface, fraud, dark web, CTI and supply-chain risk. Its botnet monitoring tracks stealer logs and scans for stolen employee and customer credentials.
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Quick take
ThreatMon leads by a narrow margin, 41.0 to 38.2 overall. The biggest single difference is specialization, where HackedList scores 8 against 4. Of the nine criteria, HackedList is ahead on 2, ThreatMon on 4, and 3 are level.
Where they differ
Criteria with more than half a point between them, largest gap first.
Infostealer Specialization
HHackedList +4
HHackedList 8
TThreatMon 4
Infostealer Research & Attribution
TThreatMon +4
HHackedList 1
TThreatMon 5
Exposure Segmentation
TThreatMon +3
HHackedList 2
TThreatMon 5
Collection Freshness
TThreatMon +1
HHackedList 5
TThreatMon 6
API & Integrations
TThreatMon +1
HHackedList 4
TThreatMon 5
Pricing Accessibility & Time-to-Value
HHackedList +1
HHackedList 6
TThreatMon 5
Where they are level
Within half a point of each other.
Capabilities
3 of 8 capabilities differ.
| Capability | HHackedList | TThreatMon |
|---|---|---|
| Employee vs. customer split | No | Partial |
| Third-party / supply-chain exposure | Partial | Yes |
| Public infostealer research | No | Partial |
Same on both: Machine-level infection data (no), Session cookies & tokens (no), API access (partial), Free tier / free API (partial), Self-serve signup (partial).
Side by side
| Detail | HHackedList | TThreatMon |
|---|---|---|
| Best suited to | European SMBs wanting quick domain checks | Teams wanting an all-in-one CTI and ASM tool |
| Pricing | Pricing not published | Pricing not published; free trial |
| Headquarters | Prague, Czech Republic | Istanbul, Turkey |
| Founded | Not disclosed | 2022 |
| Ownership | Independent | Independent |
| Website | hackedlist.io | threatmon.io |
Questions & answers
Which scores higher, HackedList or ThreatMon?
ThreatMon, with 41.0/100 against 38.2/100 (ranks #28 and #30).
Where do HackedList and ThreatMon differ most?
On infostealer specialization: HackedList scores 8 and ThreatMon scores 4.
Who is each one a good fit for?
HackedList suits european SMBs wanting quick domain checks. ThreatMon suits teams wanting an all-in-one CTI and ASM tool.
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Scores are Hudson Rock's editorial opinion of each vendor's infostealer intelligence, based on public information (websites, documentation and published research) as of October 12, 2026. Only infostealer-related capabilities are assessed, not a vendor's overall quality or other products. Field averages, peer matches and comparisons are calculated from those scores.
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