Infostealer Logs: What Happens to Stolen Credentials After Infection

KELA’s State of Cybercrime 2026 report tracked 2.86 billion compromised credentials circulating across criminal markets in 2025, spanning infostealer malware, breach databases and underground marketplaces. That number is abstract until you understand what it represents at the device level: one infected laptop, one employee’s personal machine, one contractor’s home computer produces a structured data package […] The post Infostealer Logs: What Happens to Stolen Credentials After Infection appeared first on CybelAngel .