Uh, well, I guess I forgot to add sysadmins. They should also be able to see the logs. Thanks again.

If you mark your filter private, abuselog is visible to those who can see private filters, as far as I know.

Non-priv users can see someone hit the AF, but the details as for 'what' triggered the filter and other details are hidden.

Although all the filters are private, anyone can see which filter was triggered on which actions, pages, etc. from Special:AbuseLog. This is the very page I'd like to have it hidden.

the very "what" can contain private info or hints (because I've blacklisted creation of some pages).

@The_Pioneer Looking on testwiki with my alt account, I can only see

17:01, 4 July 2018: EricaRanson (talk | contribs) triggered an abuse filter, performing the action "edit" on User:EricaRanson. Actions taken: Disallow; Filter description: External links on userpages

for a private filter. You can change the name of the filter to "private 1", then the users cannot see anything other than the userpage and that it was stopped

The userpage itself can be dangerous, because some vandals try to register address/phone numbers for their user name. I have a filter to prevent most of them. but still it's not 100% perfect, and those vandals can intentionally create logs (which happened in my previous wiki before moving). Thus, that is still not enough.

@The_Pioneer it is technically possible to hide Special:AbuseLog from all users, by simply removing the “abusefilter-log” and “abusefilter-log-detail” permissions from the ‘*’ user group. Would you like me to do this, and, if so, which user group(s) would you like to be able to access Special:AbuseLog?

As I mentioned above, those who can access the logs should be limited to: admins (local), BCs (local), CVTs (global), Stewards (global), and Sysadmins (global).

Thanks :)