Dark Web Intel: Inferno Logs Cloud Leak Exposes 7,214,912 Logins
In October 2025, a file calling itself InfernoLogsCloud URL LOG PASS FREE187 appeared on Telegram, and inside it sat 7,214,912 records of login data pulled straight from infected devices.
Why This Is Dangerous
The name "Inferno" fits, this is the kind of leak that can spread fast once it starts circulating for free. When a stealer log is handed out at no cost, more people download it, wich means more attempts to break into the accounts listed inside.
What Was Exposed
- Email Addresses
- Plaintext Password
- URLs matching each set of credentials
- 7,214,912 total records
Why This Matters
Free access to a leak this large means the barrier to entry for a would-be attacker basically dissapears, they don't need money or skill, just the file. With over 7 million plaintext passwords available, automated tools can test them against popular sites in a matter of hours.
How Stealer Logs Work
These logs are built by malware quietly running on a victim's computer, recording saved usernames, passwords, and the web addresses they belong to as they're used. Once enough data piles up, it's sent back to the attacker and released, sometimes for a price and sometimes, like this FREE187 file, for nothing at all.
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