80,763 Records Exposed in the ArhontCorp Cloud Logs Leak

80,763. That is how many records showed up inside a file called Art House Cloud Logs TG ArhontCorp.part1- ScroogeUrl 2 when it hit Telegram on June 4, 2026. Read that number again, because it represents 80,763 real people whose email addresses and passwords are now sitting in a channel anyone can join and download from.

Why This Is Dangerous

A file broken into parts, like the part1 label here, usually signals a much bigger overall haul that got split up for easier distribution or to get around file size limits on messaging apps. Whatever the reason, this single part alone carries enough plaintext passwords to keep automated login bots busy for a long time, testing each pair against email providers, banking sites, and anywhere else people tend to reuse the same password.

What Was Exposed

• Email addresses connected to each compromised account
• Passwords recorded in fully readable plaintext
• URLs showing precisely which login pages the credentials open

Why This Matters

With a file this size, chances are good that some of the 80,763 victims never even realize their computer was infected in the first place, since stealer malware is built to run silently in the background. That silence is what makes recovery so hard, most people only find out something is wrong after a strange login alert or a locked account, long after the credentials were already stolen.

How ArhontCorp Style Cloud Logs Are Built

These logs trace back to infostealer malware quietly imbeded on victim devices, usually through a cracked download, pirated software, or a malicious link shared online. The malware scrapes saved browser passwords, autofill entries, and cookies, then ships everything to a server the operator controls. From there, large hauls like this one get split into parts and released piece by piece to fuel ongoing demand in criminal marketplaces.

Check If You Are Affected

You will not recieve a warning letter for this leak, so checking on your own is the only way to know for sure. HEROIC's free scanner covers more than 400 billion (400B+) exposed records, cloud log leaks like this one included, and gives you a clear answer in seconds.