diff --git a/HowToUseLoggers.md b/HowToUseLoggers.md
index de902ef5da..0988afdf02 100644
--- a/HowToUseLoggers.md
+++ b/HowToUseLoggers.md
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ The file is usually in the resource folder.
 
 The easiest way is:
 
-- Go in the code that you are going to debug. Let’s assume it is a method in com.home.utbot.framework.plugin.api.UtBotTestCaseGenerator.
+- Go in the code that you are going to debug. Let’s assume it is a method in org.utbot.framework.plugin.api.UtBotTestCaseGenerator.
 - Find out if there is a KotlinLogging object that is used to create a **logger**
 - If such a logger exists, use the fully qualified class name as the logger name in the next steps
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@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ The easiest way is:
 Open log4j2.xml and add the logger in the loggers section like this
 
 ```
-<Logger name=" com.home.utbot.framework.plugin.api.UtBotTestCaseGenerator " level="info">
+<Logger name=" org.utbot.framework.plugin.api.UtBotTestCaseGenerator " level="info">
     <AppenderRef ref="Console"/>
 </Logger>
 ```
@@ -78,6 +78,6 @@ Having this logger, you can use it in code with different log levels in parallel
 3. Find the closest log4j2.xml file (usually it is located in the resources file), enable the logger with a desirable log level
  
 
-`<Logger name="com.huawei.utbot.engine.UtBotSymbolicEngine.timeout" level="debug"/>`
+`<Logger name="org.utbot.engine.UtBotSymbolicEngine.timeout" level="debug"/>`