Cyberattacks are often motivated by the desire to steal and sell sensitive data, such as credit card and financial records. Once obtained, this data can be readily sold on the dark web to be used in fraudulent transactions, or for illegal activities such as credential stuffing attacks. Healthcare, financial services, and retail are often the targets of disruptive attacks due to the high-value data they store and their critical economic and public safety roles. The rise of efficient, highly sophisticated dark web markets has significantly reduced barriers-of-entry for cybercrime.”]