Did You Visit These Sites? Telegram StarLinkClouds Logs v3 6-11-25 by .boxed.pw Has 24,805

Telegram StarLinkClouds Logs v3 6-11-25 by .boxed.pw, released on June 11, 2025 as StarLink[Logs] v.3, contains 24,805 stealer records. What makes this drop different is the tight pairing of every plaintext password with its HomePage URL, the site where the credential was captured. For attackers, that pairing is a map straight to each victim's most-visited accounts.

Why StarLinkClouds Logs v3 Is Dangerous

Most stealer logs list credentials without immediate context. StarLinkClouds v3 hands attackers the URL where each login belongs, which eliminates the reconnaissance step. Instead of guessing whether a password works on banking, work email, or cloud storage, the attacker sees exactly where to try it first.

What Was Exposed in StarLinkClouds Logs v3

• Email addresses
• Plaintext passwords
• HomePage URLs tying each password to a specific site
• IP addresses of infected machines
• System details for each endpoint
• 24,805 endpoint records in total

Why This Matters

A 24,805-record log with URL context is effectively a pre-sorted attack queue. Criminal buyers filter for bank domains, corporate SSO portals, crypto exchanges, or shopping sites, then run automated login attempts against the mapped credentials. Success rates on this type of data run far higher than on plain combolists.

How the StarLinkClouds Stealer Pipeline Works

StarLinkClouds is one of several infostealer aggregation brands .boxed.pw rotates through its Telegram operation. Logs flow in from infostealer affiliates, get normalized into tabular records with URL, email, and password fields, and are then published as versioned releases (v1, v2, v3). Each version is cumulative in reputation, giving the actor a steady audience of buyers.

Check If You Are Affected

If any of your recent browsing was on a machine you suspect was infected, your credentials and the sites you use could be in this log. Search HEROIC.com's database of more than 400 billion exposed records to see whether you appear in StarLinkClouds Logs v3 or any other .boxed.pw release.