The ag.badsha.live Leak: 6 Logins, Every One in Plain Text

Six logins. Every password in plain text. That's ag.badsha.live, a file posted to Telegram in August 2026 and reviewed by HEROIC analysts. Each record pairs an email, a readable password, and the login URL it came from. Scan your email to see if you're one of the six.

Small Number, Full Exposure

Six is a short list, but nothing about that makes the passwords inside less usable. Each one works exactly as well as it would in a file of a million. A shorter list can even move faster between interested buyers, since there's less data to review before deciding a login is worth trying.

What Was Exposed

• Email addresses: identify the account behind each of the six logins.
• Plaintext passwords: readable and usable immediately, no cracking needed.
• URLs: point directly to the ag.badsha.live login page.

What Comes Next for Anyone Listed

A working login can be used to sign in directly, or tested against other sites in case the same password was reused there too. Either path starts the same way, with someone simply trying the credential to see if it still opens the door.

How Small Batches Like This Get Made

Files this size are typically trimmed from a larger stolen credential collection and confirmed against one login page before being shared. The trimming step is what turns a bulk dump into a smaller file that's easier to sell as a targeted, verified batch.

Check Now

Scan your email to check. If you're on the list, change that password today and anywhere else you reused it, from a device you trust. Personal and work accounts both deserve the check, since either kind of login could end up in a file exactly like this one.