Disconnect - See the Hidden Internet

AI and tracker data makes hyper-targeting anyone trivial

Attackers now have access to deep tracker data and sophisticated AI technology capable of targeting virtually any individual, employee, or company.

ThreatForge AI

Simulated attacker tool

Sources All selected

Public

Web

Dark web

Facial recognition

Property records

Court records

Social media profiles

Unsecured databases

Family and connections

Private (purchased data)

Location data

Breached data

Password username data

Contact information data

Facial recognition data

SDK firehose data

Advertising data

Fingerprinting data

IP_ID_real name data

IP_ID_email data

IP_ID_purchase data

IP_ID_browsing data

IP_ID_financial data

IP_ID_app data

Who do you want to target?

Enter name, email, photo, IP address, device identifier, ad identifier, address, phone number, etc.

Photo

I saw this person shopping at Whole Foods in Lincoln Park, Chicago today. What's her name? What other data do we have about her?

Here is the requested information found on the web and in purchased datasets about Sarah Martinez:

Profile ID

328-447-9022

Images

• Google images ↗

Emails, phone numbers, home address

• sarahmartinez85@gmailx.com, s.martinez@yahoox.com

• Mobile +1 312 555 5555, Home +1 312 555 5555

• 742 Maple Avenue, Chicago, IL 60614

Employment

• LinkedIn: Sarah Martinez, Marketing Manager ↗

Follow-up attack prompt:

Now recreate Sarah Martinez's daily routine, identify shopping patterns, frequently visited locations, health-related searches, financial stress indicators, relationship status changes, travel schedules, and any other information useful for identity theft, financial scams, or targeted phishing attacks...

AI tools enable attackers to correlate tracker data with real identities and identify vulnerabilities.

178T

times per year

Real-time bidding systems send user data that bad actors try to exploit

Source: Irish Council for Civil Liberties

74%

of organizations

Report insider attacks have become more frequent in the past 12 months

Source: Cybersecurity Insiders, 2023

48%

of CISOs

Say employees approached to assist in ransomware attacks

60%

of emails

Contain pixels that tie IP to real identity & company

4K+

Data brokers

Maintain profiles on 500 million 'high value' users

You and your employees are being tracked everywhere

Every tap, click, and movement: trackers silently build profiles that attackers weaponize.

70%

of emails contain trackers

Hidden pixels in emails link real identities to IP addresses and internet behavior.

90%

of websites track visitors

Third-party scripts record every click, scroll, and keystroke — building detailed behavioral profiles.

90%

of apps share data

Mobile SDKs leak location, contacts, and usage patterns to advertising networks and data brokers.

Criminals and bad actors attempt to steal and exploit the trillions of dollars worth of personal data collected each year.

10s

Big Tech collecting data at scale

100s

Ad networks amassing targeting data

1,000s

Data brokers selling to anyone who pays

10,000s

Attackers exploiting leaked data

In the wrong hands, all this data can be tied back to real people

Bad actors correlate "anonymous" tracking data with real identities, employers, and vulnerabilities.

Name: Robert Kahana

Employment: CTO, Example Company

Email: r.kahana@example.com

Home Address: 25 Oak Street, Evanston, IL 60201

Detailed log history

Location

App data

Purchases

Devices

Browsing

All activity

How AI-powered attacks work

Attackers leverage AI to analyze tracker data and identify vulnerabilities for precision attacks.

AI-Powered Targeting

Bad actors use AI tools to analyze tracker data from all over the internet and real life to build detailed profiles and identify vulnerabilities for targeted attacks.

Data Broker Exploitation

Shady data brokers collect and sell location data, browsing history, purchase behavior, and personal information to anyone willing to pay.

Real-Time Bidding Leakage

178 trillion times per year, real-time bidding systems send user data that may eventually leak to criminal attackers.

We've mapped the hidden internet for you.

We shine a light on the hidden internet so individuals, browsers, security professionals, and your business can take action.

+18M

App versions analyzed

+127M

JavaScript API calls captured

+500T

Trackers visualized

Disconnect prevents surveillance and successful attacks.

Other solutions don't prevent unwanted tracking of sensitive personal data. We block the start of the attack chain, depriving criminals of data used to hypertarget attacks.