Act Now: LOGS_URL 20 Stealer Log Exposes 456,690 Passwords

A stealer log tracked under the name LOGS_URL 20 surfaced on Telegram back on 28-Jan-2025, and it's still worth paying attention to. The file holds 456,690 records, each one a real email and password pair pulled from an infected device.

Why This Is Dangerous

Almost half a million records is not a small number, and the fact that this breach occured over a year ago doesn't make it any less dangerous today. Passwords don't expire on their own, so anyone wich hasn't changed the login exposed in this file is still walking around with an open door.

What Was Exposed

• 456,690 total records
• Email Addresses
• Plaintext Passwords
• URLs for the affected accounts

Why This Matters

This kind of data doesn't stay in one place for long. Once it's publically traded on channels like Telegram, it gets copied, resold, and folded into bigger combolists, meaning the same 456,690 people could end up targeted over and over by different attackers using the same recycled information.

How This Stealer Log Attack Works

Stealer malware usually arrives disguised as something harmless, a cracked program, a game cheat, or a fake browser update. Once a victim installs it, the malware digs through the browser's saved data, pulls out passwords and cookies, and quietly uploads everything to the attacker. The result is a log file just like LOGS_URL 20, ready to be sold or dumped.

Check If You Are Affected

Don't wait for a criminal to find your password before you do. HEROIC's free breach scanner checks your email against a database of over 400 billion leaked records, including LOGS_URL 20, giving you a fast, clear answer and a chance to lock down your accounts now.