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Stealer Logs · Android

Application credential exposure reports

Explore Android applications observed in Stealer Logs. View aggregate exposure statistics, recent additions and indexation dates.

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200 applications

Catalog updated

Understanding the data

What do these figures mean?

Infostealers can capture credentials saved on compromised devices, including references to Android applications. A reference does not establish a breach of the application or its publisher.

Counts represent indexed entries, not unique accounts or people. Multiple entries may refer to the same account; they do not establish whether credentials remain valid.

Dates describe indexation in LeakRadar, not when a device was infected or an account was compromised. The seven-day figure counts entries added during that period. The catalog refreshes hourly.

Application credential exposure reports | Page 9 | LeakRadar