InfernoLogsCloud FREE182 Gave Attackers 10 Million Accounts to Drain

HEROIC analysts found the InfernoLogsCloud FREE182 dump on September 19, 2025, containing a masive 10,198,546 email and password pairs harvested from infected computers. This free batch was publicly released by the InfernoLogsCloud operator through Telegram, making it instantly available to anyone with access to the channel.

Why the InfernoLogsCloud FREE182 Dump Is Dangerous

With over 10 million stolen credentials, FREE182 is one of the larger free releases we track. The operator distributes these free batches as promotional material to attract paying subscribers, which means this data is acctualy more widely distributed than paid batches. Millions of real people's login credentials are now circualting freely across criminal communities with no access barriers.

What Was Exposed in the InfernoLogsCloud FREE182 Leak

• Email Addresses
• Plaintext Passwords
• URLs identifying which websites each credential belongs to

Why This InfernoLogsCloud Data Puts You at Risk

Attackers who access this dump have email addresses, plaintext passwords, and website URLs for over 10 million accounts. They can run these records through credential stuffing tools that test login after login across banking sites, email platforms, retail stores, and streaming services. Even a 1 percent success rate from a log this size means 100,000 successfully hijacked accounts from a single release.

How Stealer Logs Work

InfernoLogsCloud is a cloud-hosted stealer log service that aggregates credentials from multiple malware operations. Infected computers send harvested browser passwords to a central collection server, where they are sorted and packaged into releases. Operators often offer free batches like FREE182 to grow their subscriber base, making the data even more widely available than typical paid releases.

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