How the admin-logs 2 File Resurfaced With 554 Login Records

The file itself dates back to April 2026, but HEROIC analysts only recently caught it circulating on Telegram: admin-logs 2, a batch of 554 email and password pairs stored in plain text, each paired with the login URL it was captured on. Months between the original leak and its discovery is time an attacker may have already used. Scan your email to see if you're one of the 554.

Why the Gap Between Leak and Discovery Matters

A file that sat quietly for months before being noticed gives whoever had it early access a real head start, testing logins and moving on to other accounts long before the people involved had any reason to check.

What Was Exposed

• Email addresses: identify the account tied to each of the 554 records.
• Plaintext passwords: readable and usable immediately, with no cracking involved.
• URLs: show the exact login page each credential was captured on.

What Happens After Months of Exposure

A password that's been sitting exposed since April has had more time to be tested elsewhere, which raises the chance that any reused version of it has already been tried on other accounts.

How a File Like admin-logs 2 Comes Together

Batches like this are typically pulled from a larger stolen credential collection, labeled loosely by whoever compiled them, and shared in Telegram groups where they can sit unnoticed for a while before wider attention catches up to them.

Check Even an Older Leak

Scan your email to check the admin-logs 2 list. If you're on it, change that password now and anywhere else you reused it, from a device you trust. This matters for personal and work accounts alike, regardless of how long ago the leak happened.