Infostealers Weekly Report: 2026-08-10 – 2026-08-17
InfoStealers Weekly Report - In this comprehensive report, we provide you with valuable insights into the most pressing threats facing organizations today. As cyberattacks continue to grow in complexity and scale, our mission is to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to safeguard your sensitive information. Join us as we analyze the top compromised domains, identify trends in compromised employees and users, and examine the global impact of InfoStealer infections. Stay informed, stay protected, and stay one step ahead of cyber threats with our weekly report and info-stealers statistics.
Threat Geography
Where infections came from
Compromised machines distributed by country of infection — hover any region to inspect.
Top 25 countries
- #1 India 4,659
- #2 United States of America 1,551
- #3 Mexico 1,174
- #4 Indonesia 1,036
- #5 Brazil 933
- #6 Bangladesh 840
- #7 France 680
- #8 Malaysia 661
- #9 South Korea 591
- #10 Philippines 576
- #11 Spain 510
- #12 Turkey 495
- #13 Pakistan 435
- #14 Morocco 426
- #15 Netherlands 425
- #16 Japan 418
- #17 Italy 416
- #18 Argentina 386
- #19 Vietnam 367
- #20 Germany 335
- #21 Egypt 331
- #22 United Kingdom 321
- #23 Sri Lanka 319
- #24 Colombia 276
- #25 Nigeria 259
Top Compromised Domains
Where users had active sessions
Domains where infected users had active sessions and saved credentials at the time of infection.
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#1
google.com 24,570 users
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#2
facebook.com 18,503 users
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#3
live.com 16,992 users
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#4
instagram.com 13,346 users
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#5
netflix.com 9,624 users
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#6
amazon.com 9,456 users
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#7
discord.com 9,394 users
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#8
com.facebook.katana 9,110 users
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#9
com.instagram.android 8,029 users
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#10
steampowered.com 7,178 users
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#11
microsoftonline.com 7,082 users
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#12
paypal.com 6,975 users
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#13
roblox.com 6,763 users
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#14
apple.com 6,558 users
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#15
twitter.com 6,321 users
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#16
linkedin.com 5,973 users
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#17
com.netflix.mediaclient 5,843 users
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#18
spotify.com 5,529 users
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#19
android 5,313 users
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#20
openai.com 5,265 users
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#21
twitch.tv 5,006 users
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#22
epicgames.com 4,849 users
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#23
mega.nz 4,679 users
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#24
github.com 4,495 users
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#25
192.168.1.1 4,337 users
Top Compromised Corporate Domains
Employees caught in the logs
Domains where compromised users were employees, surfaced via business email and credentials.
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#1
android 315 employees
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#2
hostinger.com 252 employees
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#3
icicibank.com 160 employees
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#4
firstmail.ltd 130 employees
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#5
rediff.com 128 employees
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#6
aruba.it 111 employees
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#7
pec.it 80 employees
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#8
bobibanking.com 78 employees
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#9
icai.org 76 employees
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#10
tim.it 68 employees
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#11
netpnb.com 67 employees
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#12
unionbankonline.co.in 56 employees
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#13
163.com 56 employees
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#14
njoyn.com 50 employees
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#15
pnbibanking.in 47 employees
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#16
buenosaires.gob.ar 46 employees
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#17
qq.com 45 employees
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#18
wp.pl 41 employees
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#19
naver.com 39 employees
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#20
indusind.com 39 employees
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#21
mail.tm 37 employees
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#22
accenture.com 37 employees
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#23
payoneer.com 36 employees
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#24
secureserver.net 35 employees
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#25
santander.com.br 33 employees
Fortune 500 Exposure
Top S&P companies hit this week
Top S&P companies with compromised employees and customers detected this week.
Compromised employees
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#1
microsoft.com 24 employees
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#2
salesforce.com 17 employees
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#3
rockwellautomation.com 15 employees
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#4
ibm.com 11 employees
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#5
cognizant.com 11 employees
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#6
publix.com 9 employees
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#7
twc.com 8 employees
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#8
fedex.com 5 employees
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#9
att.com 5 employees
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#10
ups.com 5 employees
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#11
amazon.com 4 employees
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#12
hp.com 4 employees
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#13
netflix.com 4 employees
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#14
apple.com 4 employees
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#15
jbhunt.com 3 employees
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#16
google.com 3 employees
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#17
intel.com 3 employees
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#18
jnj.com 2 employees
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#19
cbre.com 2 employees
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#20
bestbuy.com 2 employees
Compromised users
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#1
google.com 24,570 users
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#2
facebook.com 18,503 users
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#3
netflix.com 9,624 users
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#4
amazon.com 9,456 users
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#5
paypal.com 6,975 users
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#6
apple.com 6,558 users
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#7
ebay.com 1,333 users
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#8
hp.com 1,311 users
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#9
oracle.com 1,217 users
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#10
nike.com 1,000 users
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#11
microsoft.com 931 users
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#12
walmart.com 676 users
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#13
cisco.com 658 users
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#14
ups.com 570 users
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#15
ibm.com 474 users
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#16
westernunion.com 372 users
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#17
fedex.com 342 users
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#18
salesforce.com 300 users
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#19
broadcom.com 281 users
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#20
bestbuy.com 268 users
Compromised Mobile Apps
Top Android apps found in infected caches
The Android applications most frequently found in infected device caches this week.
9,110 users
8,029 users
Netflix
5,843 users
Discord
4,242 users
Spotify
4,232 users
Roblox
3,888 users
Snapchat
3,869 users
3,756 users
Twitch
2,677 users
2,564 users
Wish
1,699 users
PayPal
1,653 users
Zoom
1,553 users
1,498 users
Disney
1,291 users
Mega
1,237 users
Xiaomi
1,231 users
Alibaba
704 users
Waze
626 users
Mercadolibre
555 users
Top Compromised Email Providers
Email domains tied to compromised credentials
Gmail, hotmail, and beyond — providers seen across this week's stealer logs.
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#1
gmail.com 1,325,586 users
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#2
hotmail.com 112,382 users
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#3
yahoo.com 46,970 users
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#4
outlook.com 32,110 users
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#5
icloud.com 10,299 users
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#6
hotmail.fr 6,368 users
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#7
live.com 5,536 users
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#8
yahoo.co.jp 5,440 users
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#9
googlemail.com 4,552 users
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#10
libero.it 3,692 users
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#11
web.de 3,538 users
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#12
gmx.de 3,448 users
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#13
aol.com 3,402 users
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#14
hotmail.it 3,241 users
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#15
msn.com 3,135 users
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#16
yahoo.fr 3,081 users
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#17
mail.ru 2,255 users
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#18
orange.fr 2,164 users
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#19
hotmail.es 2,140 users
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#20
free.fr 2,076 users
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#21
laposte.net 2,016 users
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#22
mail.com 1,890 users
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#23
hotmail.co.uk 1,855 users
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#24
protonmail.com 1,840 users
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#25
live.fr 1,782 users
Malware Landscape
Stealer families & anti-virus coverage
Malware families responsible for this week's infections, and the anti-virus solutions reported by infected hosts.
Stealer Families
- #1 Generic Stealer 25,610machines
- #2 Acreed 5,371machines
- #3 Lumma 1,086machines
- #4 Remus 727machines
Anti-virus Coverage
- #1 WindowsDefender 13,401machines
- #2 Windows Defender 6,170machines
- #3 None 1,347machines
- #4 ReasonCybersecurity 278machines
- #5 360TotalSecurity 236machines
- #6 McAfee 217machines
- #7 AvastAntivirus 171machines
- #8 Kaspersky 150machines
- #9 Malwarebytes 145machines
- #10 Avast 137machines
Targeted Application Keywords
What attackers grep for
The most common application keywords seen across credential logs — auth, sso, vpn, and more.
- #1 auth 156,678hits
- #2 sso 37,926hits
- #3 zoom 10,031hits
- #4 github 8,167hits
- #5 webmail 4,012hits
- #6 adfs 3,604hits
- #7 oracle 2,632hits
- #8 zendesk 1,901hits
- #9 sap 1,682hits
- #10 vpn 1,674hits
- #11 ping 1,615hits
- #12 salesforce 1,413hits
- #13 sts 1,365hits
- #14 ftp 1,324hits
- #15 owa 1,148hits
- #16 webex 1,065hits
- #17 cpanel 994hits
- #18 st 830hits
- #19 okta 724hits
- #20 extranet 701hits
- #21 roundcube 683hits
- #22 kaspersky 680hits
- #23 imap 506hits
- #24 gitlab 427hits
- #25 twilio 412hits
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- 8K users
- 407K domains
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- 10K users
- 380K domains
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- 10K users
- 429K domains
Top Compromised Social Platforms
Where saved sessions and logins lived
Social media services where compromised accounts had stored sessions or saved logins.