QLogs VIP 1000 MIX (Aug 10 Collection): 31,715 US Credentials Released Aug 19, 2025

QLogs VIP 1000 MIX Surfaces August 19 With 31,715 US Credentials From Aug 10 Collection

QLogs VIP 1000 MIX 10-08-2025 landed August 19, 2025 -- nine days after its August 10 collection date. The 31,715 US stealer log credentials it carried span 1,000 endpoint files at ~31.7 records per file, placing it squarely in the mid-range for QLogs MIX-tier batches. This batch occupies an important spot in the series timeline: released between the July-era batches and the late-August surge that produced five more VIP MIX releases between August 22-30. It's the mid-August bridge in the QLogs 2025 US credential pipeline.

QLogs VIP 1000 MIX (Aug 10, 2025): Stealer Log Summary

• Records Exposed: 31,715
• Data Types: Email addresses, plaintext passwords, URLs
• Breach Type: Stealer log -- credentials harvested from malware-infected endpoints, not a direct database breach
• Password Type: Plaintext -- captured directly from browser sessions and credential stores by infostealer malware
• Country: United States
• Date Leaked: August 19, 2025

The August 2025 QLogs Timeline: Continuous US Harvesting

Mapping the QLogs US batches by collection date reveals a continuous harvesting operation across July and August 2025. The documented batches include collections on July 29-30, August 4, August 10, August 15 (two batches), August 16, August 19, August 24, and August 28, with release dates staggered behind each collection by 9-13 days. This VIP 1000 MIX (Aug 10 collection) is part of that unbroken chain -- evidence that the QLogs operator maintained active infostealer campains across the entire summer period, systematically harvesting US endpoint credentials on a near-daily basis. The consistency of the operation, from file counts to yield rates, points to a mature, automated pipeline rather than opportunistic one-off harvesting.

1,000 Files, 31,715 Records: Standard VIP MIX Output

The 1,000-file count is a round number that appears twice in the QLogs series (this batch and VIP 1000 MIX from Aug 15), suggesting the operator uses 1,000-file packaging as a standard release unit. At ~31.7 records per file, the yield is the statistical midpoint of the MIX-tier range. Nothing anomalous here -- no unusual label combinations, no yield spikes, no same-day multi-batch drop. What this batch represents is the operational baseline: a reliably-executing credential harvesting operaton producing consistent output week over week across US consumer endpoints.

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