A Quiet txtbaseportal Leak Puts 1,174 Logins at Risk Now
A quiet release called txtbaseportal - FREE OCT put 1,174 stolen logins up for grabs, tracing back to an October 27, 2025 stealer infection.
Why This Is Dangerous
The 'FREE' label means anyone on Telegram can download these 1,174 plaintext passwords at no cost, removing any barrier between an attacker and a working login.
What Was Exposed
- Email addresses (1,174 unique accounts)
- Plaintext passwords with no encryption
- URLs tied to each compromised service
Why This Matters
Free files like this one tend to circulate faster and reach more people than paid releases, since there's no cost stopping curious users, researchers, or criminals from grabbing a copy. That means your credentials could already be in far more hands than a typical paid leak.
How Stealer Logs Work
The 'txtbase' style naming suggests this operator regularly releases free text-based ULP files as a way to build a following on Telegram before eventually monetizing larger collections. Each free release, like this October batch, still comes from the same stealer malware harvesting saved passwords from infected devices, wich never changes regardless of the price tag attached.
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