Inside 860PCS FREE LOGS: How Telegram Stealer Dumps Expose 38K Records

HEROIC analysts identified a bulk stealer log package uploaded to Telegram in July 2025, labeled 860PCS FREE LOGS_07.09.25. The upload, shared by an anonymous Telegram user, exposed 38,231 records containing email addresses, plaintext passwords, and URLs collected from infected devices. The name itself is revealing: 860 pieces of stealer log data, offered freely to anyone in the channel. This is not a breach of a single company. It is a packaged collection of credentials stolen from real individuals through malware campaigns, then distributed without cost to maximize criminal reach.

Why This Is Dangerous

Free log packages like this one are designed to lower the barrier for low-skill attackers. When experienced criminals post these files at no cost, they know that even someone with minimal technical knowlege can download the data and start testing credentials against live accounts. With 38,231 records in this single package, the volume alone makes automated attacks efficient. Attackers run credential stuffing tools that cycle through thousands of email and password combinations per hour, hitting banking apps, email providers, and subscription services until something unlocks.

What Was Exposed

The 860PCS FREE LOGS_07.09.25 package contained the following data for each compromised record:

• Email addresses
• Plaintext passwords (unencrypted, immediately usable)
• URLs (the exact websites and services where credentials were captured)

Why This Matters

Freely distributed stealer logs fuel a self-reinforcing cycle of account takeover and identity fraud. When credentials are given away at no cost, they circulate across dozens of Telegram channels and dark web forums, reaching hundreds of bad actors. Each one may attempt credential stuffing against different services, meaning a single victim's stolen data can trigger account takeovers across email, banking, social media, and workplace platforms simultaneously. The URL data in this package is particularly dangerous because it tells attackers exactly which services the victim used, allowing targeted phishing and financial fraud followups that are far more convincing than generic attacks.

How Free Log Dumps on Telegram Work

Telegram has become a primary distribution channel for stolen credential data. Stealer malware operators, after harvesting logs from infected machines, often split their haul into batches. Some batches are sold, while others are posted for free as a way to build reputaion in criminal communities or to dump lower-value records. A file labeled 860PCS means the operator packaged 860 individual stealer log files into a single archive. Each piece typically contains the credentials from one infected device. The July 2025 upload followed this pattern exactly: a bulk archive posted openly, with 38,231 individual credential records ready for anyone to exploit.

Check If You Are Affected

HEROIC's free breach scanner covers more than 400 billion exposed records, including bulk stealer log packages like 860PCS FREE LOGS_07.09.25. If your email or password appeared in this Telegram dump or any connected dataset, HEROIC will surface it immediately. Run a free scan at HEROIC to find out whether your credentials are already circulating in criminal channels.