PATENT PENDING · BROWSER CREDENTIAL DETECTION

Know the exact machine an infostealer hit.

Hookset plants synthetic credentials and session cookies directly inside Chrome's credential stores. When an attacker validates what they stole, you get a confirmed detection with exact endpoint attribution. No guesswork, no triage sprawl.

Infostealer detection Browser honeytokens Endpoint attribution MSSP-ready

Detection at the validation layer

Hookset operates outside the malware execution chain entirely. It catches commodity infostealers that bypass EDR and only fires when there is confirmed attacker activity on the other end.

01

Deploy

Credentials injected at the source

Synthetic passwords and session cookies are written directly into Chrome's credential stores in a format indistinguishable from the real thing. Every harvesting tool treats them as legitimate.

02

Harvest

Infostealer takes the bait

When a commodity infostealer runs on the endpoint, it exfiltrates the honeytoken credentials alongside everything else. No special behavior is needed to trigger detection.

03

Validate

Attacker fires the alarm

The moment stolen credentials are tested against Hookset's infrastructure, a confirmed detection event fires with full endpoint attribution, a timestamp, and attacker signal. No triage required.

Built for how infostealers actually work

Every design decision in Hookset traces back to real infostealer behavior and IR workflow pain that most tools never address.

Indistinguishable credential injection

Honeytoken passwords and cookies are written in a format native to Chrome's credential stores. There is no fingerprint for attackers to pattern-match against in exfiltrated dumps.

Guaranteed endpoint attribution

Cookie honeytokens are device-bound by design. When one fires, you know exactly which machine was compromised. No ambiguity, no cross-device noise.

EDR-independent detection

Detection happens server-side at the point of credential validation, not on the endpoint. Infostealers that fully evade your EDR are still caught the moment the attacker tries to use what they took.

High-value credential templates

Honeytokens are built to survive criminal log filtering. They look like the kind of access attackers actually care about, using your customer's real domain.

Confirmed detection, not correlation

No SIEM rules. No behavioral thresholds. No false positives. A Hookset alert means an attacker validated stolen credentials. That is the whole signal.

MSSP-ready deployment

Multi-tenant architecture, per-customer dashboards, configurable retention windows, and a lightweight Windows deployer. Built for managed service delivery from the start.

Collapsing IR triage sprawl

This is the scenario Hookset was built to solve.

WITHOUT HOOKSET

A user's credentials show up in a stealer log. Now what?

Your IR team has to treat every machine that user touched as potentially compromised. Workstations, jump boxes, shared servers. That is 8 to 12 endpoints to analyze and remediate. Weeks of work and massive scope creep on every single incident.

WITH HOOKSET

One confirmed machine. Immediate containment.

1 Confirmed endpoint, not 8 to 12 suspects
Zero False positives. Validation events are binary.
EDR-blind Catches stealer strains that evade endpoint tooling

Interested in a pilot?

Hookset is in active development and we are selectively onboarding early partners. If you run an MSSP or are a security team dealing with infostealer exposure, reach out.