VoidAccess

VoidAccess turns dark-web research into a single question. Describe what you are investigating in plain English and the engine refines the query with AI, fans it out in parallel to 12+ Tor search engines, code hosts, security feeds and curated .onion seeds, and follows new links as it finds them. Searches and page fetches are routed through Tor from the hosted service, so you do not need to run Tor or expose your own network.

What you get back. A written summary with sources, plus extracted entities: threat actors and ransomware groups, malware families, CVEs, IP addresses, domains and hashes, crypto wallets across major chains, messaging handles and masked leaked credentials. Results open as a searchable relationship graph with communities and infrastructure clusters, and past findings are kept in a dated archive.

Built for analysts. Export to STIX 2.1 and MISP for sharing, Sigma, YARA, Snort and Suricata for detection, or CSV, JSON and Markdown for everything else. Exports are included on every plan.

Safety by design. Mandatory filters drop prohibited queries, links and page content before anything is shown, and results never hyperlink to dark-web pages: addresses appear as copyable text. It is intended for security researchers, threat-intel teams, MSSPs and authorized investigators; stalking, doxxing and illegal-content searches are prohibited.

Pricing and licence. The hosted app has a free tier with 100 credits a month (roughly five quick or two standard investigations) and paid plans from $7/month. The engine is MIT licensed and can be self-hosted with pip install voidaccess.