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Infostealer & credential theft: Your password was probably stolen months before anyone tries to use it. That gap — the silence between
the theft and the attack — is the part nobody explains, and it's the only part you actually control.

This is what happens in those 95 days: how infostealer malware empties a browser in seconds, why the
person who infects your laptop is almost never the person who attacks you, what a "stealer log" sells
for, and how a credential stolen in 2020 was still working in 2024.

Everything here is sourced. Timestamps and references below.

CHAPTERS
0:00 A Tuesday night — and the attack is already over
0:43 What actually got taken (it isn't only passwords)
1:26 How common this is — 394,000 machines in sixty days
2:22 ClickFix: why you install it yourself
3:34 The supply chain — your log is inventory, not loot
4:31 What that access is worth now
5:47 23 billion rows, 183 million addresses
6:19 What happens when the waiting ends
8:07 The 95-day number
9:07 Three things that use the gap
10:43 The file with your computer's name on it

SOURCES
• Verizon 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report — 73% of ransomware victims had a prior infostealer
infection or credential leak; half within 95 days
• Flashpoint 2026 Global Threat Intelligence Report (Midyear) — 1.7 billion credentials from 7.4 million
infected devices, Jan–Jun 2026

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