9,265 Plaintext Passwords From Redline Cl0ud4 Dumped on Telegram

HEROIC discovered a stealer log dump labeled Redline Cl0ud4 10K Hits being shared freely on Telegram in July 2026. The collection includes 9,265 compromised credential records captured by RedLine infostealer malware. The "hits" designation signals these are verified, working credentials — and all passwords are stored in plaintext.

Plaintext Passwords With No Barriers to Abuse

Every password in this dump exists in its raw, original form. No hashing algorithm protects them, no encryption layer shields them. An attacker who downloads this file has immediate access to 9,265 working login credentials. The combination of plaintext storage and verified status means these are among the most dangerous types of credential leaks.

What Was Exposed

• Email Addresses — account identifiers that also serve as targets for follow-up phishing attacks
• Plaintext Passwords — verified working credentials ready for immediate account access
• URLs — the specific websites and services where each credential was confirmed active

How Credential Stuffing Spreads the Damage

Cybercriminals treat verified credentials as premium assets. They load these email-password pairs into automated credential stuffing frameworks and test them across every major platform — banks, email providers, cloud services, retail sites. Because many people reuse their passwords, a credential verified on one site frequently works on others, giving attackers access far beyond the original point of compromise.

The RedLine Infostealer Pipeline

RedLine malware operates as a credential harvesting machine. It enters systems through phishing emails, fake game cheats, pirated software, and compromised ad networks. Once installed, it methodically extracts every credential stored in the victim's browsers, harvests session cookies for active logins, copies cryptocurrency wallet data, and records system fingerprint information. The stolen data flows through automated infrastructure to Telegram distribution channels within hours of capture.

Check If Your Credentials Were Exposed

Verified credential dumps like this one pose an immediate threat. HEROIC continuously monitors over 400 billion compromised records from data breaches and stealer logs around the world. Search your email address or domain in HEROIC's breach scanner to determine if your credentials have been exposed, and change your passwords without delay on any services that show a match.