3,824,170 Logins Leaked, More Than a Major US City’s Population

When a Telegram user uploaded a file called FRESH ULPP 24-05-2026 Redline_Cloud4 3 in late May 2026, it did not just contain a handful of stolen logins. It held 3,824,170 records, a number so large it is closer to the population of a major American city than a typical dark web dump. Each record links an email address to a plaintext password and the URL where it was used, giving whoever holds this file a ready made list of accounts to try breaking into.

Why This Should Worry You

A leak this size is dangerous simply becuase of scale. Even if only a tiny fraction of these 3,824,170 accounts still use the same password today, that still adds up to thousands of working logins. Attackers do not need to succeed with every record, they only need a small percentage to hit paydirt, and with a file this big even a one percent success rate is a definately serious problem for a huge number of people.

What Was Exposed

• 3,824,170 total records exposed
• Email Addresses
• Plaintext Passwords
• URLs tied to each login

The Bigger Picture

Numbers this large tend to get abstract fast, so it helps to think about it differently. Imagine every single person in a mid sized US city having their email and password sitting in one file that anyone on Telegram can download for free. That is roughly the scale of this leak. It is not a rare hacker forum secret, it was handed out in the open, wich makes it more dangerous than a quieter, more expensive leak sold to a smaller group of buyers.

The Mechanics Behind Stealer Logs

This file falls into the stealer log category, meaning it was not stolen from a company's servers in a single hack. Instead, it was built up piece by piece by malware sitting quietly on thousands of individual computers, each one silently copying saved passwords and autofill data before sending it back to whoever controls the malware. Combine enough infected computers together and you end up with a file holding millions of records, exactly like this one.

Find Out If You Are Affected

With 3,824,170 records in play, the odds that your information is somewhere in this file, or one of the many others like it, are higher than most people realize. HEROIC's free breach scanner checks your email against a database of more than 400 billion leaked records so you can find out right away and change any passwords that need it.