Our Analysts Found the BabaCloudLogs 528 Dump Circulating in Public Telegram Channels

Our analysts found the BabaCloudLogs 528 Cloud Logs file circulating in a public Telegram channel on July 7, 2025. The file contained 38,987 records compiled from infected endpoint devices across multiple users and services. Each record pairs an email address with a plaintext password and a URL, giving whoever holds this file a ready-made list of active credentials tied to specific websites and cloud applications. HEROIC verified the data as authentic.

Thirty-eight thousand plaintext passwords in one file is a serious threat. Anyone who downloaded this file from Telegram has everything they need to start testing those credentials against email services, banking portals, corporate login pages, and social media platforms. No tools are required beyond an internet connection and basic automation. For people who reuse passwords, a single exposed record can compromise every account they own across every service they use.

What Was Exposed in the BabaCloudLogs 528 Stealer Log

• Email addresses from compromised endpoint devices
• Plaintext passwords captured directly from infected machines
• URLs identifying the targeted services and cloud applications
• Endpoint device data from the source computers

Why the BabaCloudLogs 528 Breach Carries Real Consequences

Stealer logs like this one are fuel for credential stuffing campaigns. Automated tools can test tens of thousands of email and password pairs in a matter of hours. Given the scale of this file, 38,987 records, even a modest success rate translates to hundreds of accounts being taken over within days of the file going public.

Account takeover cascades fast. An attacker in your email inbox can see your bank statements, reset passwords for your financial accounts, and intercept any two-factor authentication codes sent by text or email. From there, identity theft, unauthorised purchases, and wire fraud become straightforward. Many victums do not realise something is wrong until they notice charges they did not make or find themselves locked out of their own accounts.

How Stealer Logs Like BabaCloudLogs 528 Are Created and Distributed

The BabaCloudLogs series is a numbered collection of credential files assembled by infostealer malware operators. Each bundle represents fresh harvests from newly infected devices. The malware spreads through pirated software, unofficial game mods, and fake download sites. Once a device is infected, the program silently intercepts every login the user performs: browser autofill data, typed passwords, and session tokens all get copied.

The operator collects these individual harvests, bundles them into numbered files by batch and date, and posts them to Telegram channels for free or at low cost. The July 7 date in the BabaCloudLogs 528 filename tells us this specific batch was assembled and released on that date. By the time our analysts spotted it, it had already been accessable to anyone following that channel for some time.

Scan Your Email Against the BabaCloudLogs 528 Breach

HEROIC indexes stealer log collections like BabaCloudLogs 528 into our breach database, which now holds over 400 billion records. Use our free breach scanner to check your email address and find out immediately whether your credentials appear in this file or any other breach we track. If you are in there, we will show you what was exposed and walk you through next steps.