These files are typically generated by malicious software like RedLine, Raccoon, or Vidar, which harvest sensitive data from infected computers. The brackets indicate the exact date (February 22, 2023) and time (09:19:14) the "log" or snapshot of stolen data was created. What these "Logs" usually contain
: Session tokens that allow hackers to bypass multi-factor authentication (MFA). [22.02.2023] [09.19.14] logs BY ZILLAjr.rar
: Screenshots of the desktop, IP addresses, and hardware configurations. Who is "ZILLAjr"? These files are typically generated by malicious software
While the name might sound like a simple document, these archives are often found on "leaked" databases or Telegram channels and usually contain: : Screenshots of the desktop, IP addresses, and
The name appears to be an alias for a "log supplier" or a distributor of stolen data. In the underground economy of cybercrime, these individuals or groups package stolen information into ".rar" or ".zip" files to sell to other criminals for identity theft or financial fraud. Some references to "ZillaJr" are also associated with gaming communities, such as ARK: Survival Evolved and Minecraft add-ons, suggesting the alias may be reused or that the malware was distributed via "cracked" games or mods.
: Saved usernames and passwords from web browsers.