Search Your Email: T COUNTRY DIAMOND Exposed 12,433 Accounts

In June 2023, a stealer log package labeled T COUNTRY - 927PCS DIAMOND_logscloud was uploaded to a Telegram channel, quietly exposing 12,433 records containing email addresses, plaintext passwords, and service endpoint URLs. Most victims recieved no warning. No company sent a breach notification. No headline covered it. The data simply circulated through private channels until analysts at HEROIC identified and confirmed it as a verified, active dataset. If your email was in this package, criminals may have already attempted to access your accounts.

Why This Is Dangerous

Stealer log breaches are uniquely dangerous because the credentials are already in plaintext -- there is no hashing or encryption to crack. Attackers can begin credential stuffing attacks within hours of obtaining the data. With 12,433 email and password pairs in a single package, this represents a concentrated pool of ready-to-use login combinations. Victims who reuse the same password across multiple services face the highest risk, since a single compromised credential can unlock banking, email, shopping, and social media accounts simultaneosly.

What Was Exposed

• Email Addresses -- Used as primary login identifiers across hundreds of platforms, giving attackers a direct path to any account the victim holds
• Plaintext Passwords -- Extracted directly from infected devices in human-readable form, requiring no decryption or cracking before use
• URLs and API Endpoints -- Reveal exactly which platforms and services the victim was actively using, allowing attackers to prioritize the most valueable targets first

Why This Matters

A dataset of 12,433 verified credentials does not stay in one place. Underground markets allow these packages to be bought, resold, and redistributed across dozens of separate criminal operations. Credential stuffing bots can test all 12,433 logins against hundreds of websites within a matter of hours. Services with weak rate limiting are especially vulnerable. Victims of this breach may have already experienced unauthorized logins to their accounts without realizing the T COUNTRY DIAMOND stealer log was the source.

How Stealer Log Attacks Work

Infostealer malware is designed to run silently on an infected device, harvesting saved passwords, browser autofill data, and session cookies without triggering antivirus alerts. These programs are typically distributed through Discord servers, cracked software installers, or fake YouTube download links. Once installed, the malware transmitts all collected credentials to the attacker within minutes. The attacker then curates the stolen data into organized log files -- sorted by country, service type, or credential volume -- and uploads them to Telegram channels or dark web forums for sale or free distribution.

Check If You Are Affected

HEROIC's free scanner indexes over 400 billion breach records, including the T COUNTRY DIAMOND stealer log with its 12,433 exposed accounts. Visit heroic.com, enter your email address, and get instant results showing whether your credentials appear in this dataset or any of the hundreds of other breaches in our database. The scan is free and takes only seconds -- do not wait to find out.