Global Users Targeted: LogsPlanet Exposes 20,702 Passwords

HEROIC's dark web monitoring detected a stealer log file labeled "LogsPlanet ProjectLogsPlanet" being distributed on Telegram in July 2026. The file contains 20,702 compromised credential records sourced from the LogsPlanet stealer-as-a-service platform. LogsPlanet is a known underground service that provides infostealer infrastructure to cybercriminals, meaning this dataset represents just one output of a larger, industrialized credential theft operation.

Plaintext Passwords From an Industrial-Scale Operation

All 20,702 passwords in this dump are stored in plaintext, requiring no decryption or cracking to use. What makes this particularly concerning is the source. LogsPlanet is not an individual threat actor but an organized platform that deploys malware at scale and sells the resulting credential logs. The plaintext format is by design, making the stolen data immediately consumable by any buyer who purchases access to the logs. Every password is visible, readable, and ready to exploit.

What Was Exposed

• Email Addresses — accounts from users worldwide, spanning multiple countries and services
• Plaintext Passwords — unencrypted credentials harvested by LogsPlanet's malware infrastructure
• URLs — the specific login pages and web services where each credential was intercepted

Credential Stuffing at Scale From Organized Operations

Datasets from platforms like LogsPlanet are premium tools for credential stuffing operations. The 20,702 email-password pairs in this dump are tested against banking portals, cloud services, corporate email systems, and social media platforms using automated tools. Because LogsPlanet collects credentials from victims across the globe, the affected users span multiple countries and industries. The organized nature of the operation means the data is typically well-structured and current, giving attackers a higher success rate than random dump collections.

LogsPlanet: A Stealer-as-a-Service Platform

LogsPlanet operates as a commercial stealer-as-a-service platform on the dark web. The service provides subscribers with infostealer malware that they deploy through their own distribution channels, including phishing campaigns, malvertising, and software cracks. The malware extracts saved credentials from browsers, captures active login sessions, and harvests cookies and tokens from infected devices. All stolen data feeds back to LogsPlanet's central infrastructure, where it is processed, categorized, and made available to subscribers. The "ProjectLogsPlanet" label on this dump indicates it is a project-level release from the platform's collection.

Check If Your Credentials Were Exposed

HEROIC maintains a breach intelligence database with over 400 billion records from data breaches, stealer logs, and dark web marketplaces. Use the HEROIC breach scanner to check whether your email address or password appears in the LogsPlanet dump or any other known compromise. Given the professional nature of the LogsPlanet operation, the credentials in this dataset are likely to be fresh and active, making immediate password changes critical for anyone who finds a match.