BabaUlpNew ULP Leak: 71,081 Plaintext Passwords Now Circulating

Tucked inside a Telegram post from 11-Oct-2025 was a file called BabaUlpNew 212 K ULP LINE, and once opened it revealed 71,081 records ready to be copied, sold, or tested against other accounts. The name promised 212,000 lines, but the confirmed record count sits at 71,081.

Why This Is Dangerous

Files that get passed around under catchy names like this one tend to circulate widely becuase they're easy to find and easy to share. Every time it gets reposted to a new channel, more people gain access to those 71,081 logins, and the odds of any one victim noticing goes down.

What Was Exposed

The BabaUlpNew file included:

• Email Addresses
• Plaintext Passwords
• URLs tied to the accounts
• 71,081 records exposed

Why This Matters

Plaintext passwords give attackers an imediate head start, there's no cracking step needed before the credentials can be tested elsewhere. Combined with the linked URLs, whoever holds this file has a fairly complete picture of who to target and how to log in.

How Stealer Logs Work

ULP files like this one are compiled from infostealer malware infections spread across many different victims, then merged into one big "user, log, pass" combo list. It's a low effort, high reward move for the person assembling it, and a high risk situation for everyone whose data ends up inside, wich rarely works out well for the victims.

Check If You Are Affected

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