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IntelX stealer log expor

IntelX System UUID vs Storage ID: Which One to Use

Two IDs can open an IntelX stealer log export in OsintX. See when each one fits, what the download contains and which limits apply.

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Jonas Keller · Support and guides

Reviewed by Marcus Brandt · Example personas, AI-generated photos

Nov 4, 20265 min read

Download IntelX stealer-log archives by system UUID or storage ID and review credentials in OsintX.

OsintX can download an IntelX stealer log export from two kinds of ID. Picking the right one saves time, because a wrong ID simply returns no export.

The two IDs

  • System UUID, the identifier of one stealer log system as IntelX lists it
  • Storage ID, the identifier of a stored item in IntelX

Copy the ID from the IntelX result you already have. Paste it as it is, without extra spaces or quotes.

Which one to use

  • Use the system UUID when your IntelX result names a stealer log system
  • Use the storage ID when your IntelX result names a storage item
  • If you only have one of them, use that one
[system] stealer-log export (redacted)
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URL: https://••••••.com/login
USER: █████@example.com
PASS: ••••••••
SOFT: Edge / Win11
...
UUID: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
An IntelX export as it opens in OsintX.

What you get

OsintX downloads the archive and parses it. You review the credentials in the workspace instead of unpacking files by hand. Passwords are masked in the interface, and export rules apply when you download.

Limits

  • The dashboard module follows the Enterprise plan limits
  • API v1 calls use credits
  • Large archives take longer to download and parse

Check the result

A parsed export is a lead. Confirm that the domains and logins fit your target before you rely on them.