300 PCS Logs Leaked in 2024, Still Exposing 2,466 Accounts
On 20-Mar-2024, a Telegram user released a free stealer log batch called "300 PCS - 20 MARCH - FREE LOGS." HEROIC analysts confirmed the file holds 2,466 records, each combining an email address, a plaintext password, and the URL of the site that login was used on.
Leaked in 2024, Still a Risk Today
More than two years have passed since this file first appeared on Telegram, yet the credentials inside it can still work right now. Passwords do not expire on their own, and unless someone has changed theirs since March 2024, the 2,466 records in this file remain just as usable today as they were the day they were stolen.
What the 300 PCS Batch Exposed
- Email addresses
- Plaintext passwords
- URLs of the sites each login belongs to
Why This Matters
Old stealer logs are frequently recycled, re-shared, and combined with newer data by attackers who know that many people never change a password unless prompted. Anyone in this file who reused their credentials elsewhere is still exposed to credential stuffing and account takeover.
How Small "PCS" Batches Like This Add Up Over Time
Files like this one, counted in "pieces" or "PCS," are often just one of many small batches an operator releases over weeks or months. Individually small, but collectively these batches add up to enormous volumes of stolen credentials feeding the wider stealer log economy.
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