Is there a way to view the full attack log in Torn?

Torn has no single page listing every attack, but each attack has its own log, and the full history is available through the Activity Log and the API's attacklog selection. Retention is limited and varies by log type.

In-game

• Per-fight logs open from the [view] link on an attack result line. Each attack has its own log link, not one full history page (player report, Oct 2025).
• The Activity Log launched in May 2020 as a Recent History panel button beside the clock. A full page with search by category and date range was planned. The wiki now says it records every action, can be filtered by category and date range, and stores logs forever, but the page is marked under construction.
• The old limit of the last 5 attack logs viewable from the home page comes from 2017 and 2020 posts that predate the Activity Log page.

API

• Since February 2025, API v2 has a 'torn' then 'attacklog' selection for full attack logs. No 'user' attacklog selection was created. The older 'attacks' selections cannot process full logs, so results such as Interrupted can be inaccurate there.
• In the API attack log, a stealthed attacker's 'attacker' object is null^[1].
• Reading a faction attack log over the API needs a Limited Access key and a faction position with API access, according to the author of the War Bleed script (2026). Its premium tier adds a full attack log view and CSV export.

How far back

The wiki says all logs are stored forever, but staff said in 2022 that depth varies by log type because the Activity Log has limited capacity. This disagreement is unresolved. One player could not see logs older than 2 years. Interaction history covers only about the past 8 or 9 months as of October 2025. The War Bleed author says very old wars can return an empty log.

Stealth attackers stay hidden in the log. In March 2026 staff said a Discord bot showing a stealth mugger's name was probably using a name from an earlier unstealthed hit^[2]. A 2021 player guide says you almost never can identify a 'Someone' attacker^[3].