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StealthMole
StealthMole is a Singapore-based, AI-powered deep and dark web threat intelligence company that gives governments, law enforcement agencies, and enterprises a single cloud platform for digital investigation, risk assessment, and threat monitoring. Founded in 2022 by cybersecurity veterans Louis Hur and Simon Choi, it correlates hundreds of billions of data points from the dark web, deep web, leak sites, and Telegram to surface compromised credentials, breached data, and criminal activity - with a distinct focus on Asia-specific threat coverage.
Danny Rogers
Danny Rogers is a computational physicist turned serial cybersecurity founder who runs iVerify, a New York mobile threat-detection company that hunts spyware like Pegasus on the phones of executives, journalists, and activists. Before iVerify he built Terbium Labs, a dark-web intelligence startup in Baltimore, and co-founded the Global Disinformation Index, a nonprofit built to defund online disinformation. He teaches narrative warfare at NYU and became iVerify's CEO in 2023 after first joining as a paying customer.
Evan Kohlmann
Evan Kohlmann spent two decades tracking terrorists through their own chatrooms, earning the nickname 'the Terrorist Search Engine.' He built cyberintelligence firm Flashpoint from his bedroom, wrote its original code, and served as NBC News' terrorism analyst for nearly 18 years. Today he is founder and CEO of Cloudburst Technologies, a New York company that maps the off-chain human networks behind crypto fraud - the pump-and-dumps, pig-butchering rings, and market manipulation that live in forums and chatrooms rather than on the blockchain. Cloudburst raised a $7M Series A in 2025 backed by Coinbase Ventures, CoinFund, and In-Q-Tel.