
On May 18, 2026, the criminal marketplace B1ack’s Stash published a new archive containing millions of compromised payment cards on a well-known underground forum. The release had an explicitly promotional purpose: driving traffic to the illegal market, reinforcing its reputation within the carding ecosystem, and, according to the threat actor’s own narrative, punishing sellers accused of reselling the same cards elsewhere.
In the announcement, the threat actor claimed to have “suspended” almost 8 million CVV2 cards and made them available for free in the marketplace’s freebies section. The download link, distributed through Exploit.in’s Send platform, was limited to 1,000 downloads or 30 days.
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