Credentials leak. That's what they do.
Here are some of them, from database breaches, combolists, and infostealer malware that lifts passwords straight out of browsers. Search any domain and see what's out there.
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It only grows.
New dumps land every day. The fastest-growing source by far is infostealer malware: 2.1 billion credentials stolen in 2024 (two thirds of everything stolen that year) and 3.3 billion in 2025.
Stolen credentials, per year
Stealer logs, breaches, combolists.
Infostealer logs
Malware on an infected machine dumps what the browser holds, including saved passwords. 3.3B credentials were taken this way in 2025 alone.
Database breaches
A service gets breached; its user table (emails, hashes, sometimes plaintext) ends up traded and re-traded on forums and markets.
Combolists
Old dumps recycled into email:password lists built for credential stuffing. Huge volume, low signal, deduplicated on import.
22% of breaches start with stolen credentials
54% of ransomware victims had their domains in stealer dumps
30% of stealer-infected machines were corporate devices
46% of infected machines were personal devices holding work logins
All of it is already public, on forums, markets, and Telegram. You could find it yourself if you dug long enough; we collect it, clean it, and make it searchable. Nothing here comes from private systems.
Sources · percentages: Verizon DBIR 2025 · volumes: Flashpoint Global Threat Intelligence 2025/2026
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Encrypted at rest
Credentials are encrypted at rest; the corpus only ever leaves the server as a result you searched for.
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