A Telegram User Leaked 65,902 PixelCloud2 Login Credentials.
A Telegram user leaked 65,902 records in a stealer log named PixelCloud2 26.12.2025 771 on December 26, 2025. The file contains email addresses, plaintext passwords, and the URLs those logins belong to.
Why This Is Dangerous
Plain and simple, this file gives criminals working logins for real accounts. There is no password hashing to crack and no guesswork involved, the email, password, and site are all sitting right next to each other. That is about as easy as credential theft gets for whoever downloads it.
What Was Exposed
- Email Addresses
- Plaintext Password
- URLs
- 65,902 total records exposed
Why This Matters
A smaller record count does not make this leak less serious for the people in it. Each of the 65,902 entries is a real login tied to a real person, and if that password gets reused anywhere else, the damage can definately spread quick, from one hacked account to several. Simple as that.
How Stealer Log Works
Malware infects a device, records logins as they happen, and sends the data to an attacker. The attacker compiles it into a file and posts it on Telegram, exactly what happened with this second PixelCloud2 dump, released just two days after the first one from December 24. Its a short pipeline, and it moves fast.
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