Dark Web Intel: Telegram Logs_Center_New 6-17-25 by .boxed.pw Leaks 16,684 Credentials
On June 17, 2025, dark web threat intelligence analysts flagged a fresh stealer log drop on Telegram tagged 6.17 - @LOGS_CENTER_NEW, distributed by the actor known as .boxed.pw. The log contains 16,684 compromised records pulled directly from infostealer-infected devices around the world.
Why the Telegram Logs_Center_New Stealer Log Is Dangerous
Unlike database breaches, stealer logs are copied straight from live user sessions. That means any password, autofill credit card, or saved cookie in the victim's browser is exposed in plaintext. Criminals use these logs for instant account takeovers before the victim even knows they were infected.
What Was Exposed in the .boxed.pw Log
- Email addresses
- Usernames
- IP addresses
- Credit card numbers
- Plaintext passwords
- Homepage URLs tied to each credential
- 16,684 infected endpoint records
Why This Matters
Telegram has become the primary distribution channel for cheap, high-volume stealer logs. A single .boxed.pw drop can fuel weeks of account takeover attempts, SIM swaps, and card-not-present fraud. Because the credentials are tied to specific websites via the HomePage URL field, attackers skip guesswork and go straight to the highest-value accounts.
How Telegram Stealer Log Distribution Works
Infostealers like RedLine, Vidar, Lumma, and Raccoon infect devices via cracked software, fake downloads, and malvertising. Harvested data is packaged into logs, timestamped, branded with an actor tag like .boxed.pw, and dropped into Telegram channels where buyers and resellers grab it in seconds. From there the same credentials circulate through dozens of criminal markets.
Check If You Are Affected
If any of your passwords or card numbers ever touched an infected machine, they could be in this log right now. HEROIC.com's database of over 400 billion exposed records includes stealer log feeds so you can instantly check whether your credentials leaked through Telegram Logs_Center_New or any similar drop.
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