Check Now: Scrooge Free Logs Leaked 13,988 Accounts on Jun 10
Stop scrolling for a second. On June 10, 2026, a Telegram user posted a file called Scrooge Free Logs 10.06.2026 2500 PCS, and it contained 13,988 stolen login records given away for free.
Why This Is Dangerous
Free is the key word here. This wasn't sold to a small circle of buyers, it was handed out to anyone who wanted it, wich means the 13,988 people in this file are exposed to a much wider pool of potential attackers than a leak that stayed behind a paywall.
What Was Exposed
- 13,988 total records
- Email Addresses
- Plaintext Passwords
- URLs tied to each login
Why This Matters
You need to asume that if your information is in this file, someone has already tried using it. Free leaks get downloaded fast, and the passwords inside are plaintext, meaning there's no encryption slowing anyone down. This isn't a maybe someday problem, it's happening right now.
How Stealer Logs Work
The name Scrooge Free Logs is pretty on the nose, whoever runs that channel builds a reputation by giving away stolen data instead of selling it. The underlying method is the same as any stealer log though, malware infects a device, quietly copies saved passwords and browsing details, and packages everything into a file like this 2500 PCS batch, referring to the number of individual infected machines involved.
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