The Bugatti_Cloud Breach Put 2,034 Stolen Password Pairs Online

HEROIC analysts found another stealer log dump from the same Bugatti_Cloud series, this one labeled Bugatti_Man 25.06.part15, uploaded to Telegram on June 25, 2026. The file contains 2,034 records taken from infected devices, including email addresses, plaintext passwords, and the URLs each login connects to. Though smaller than some of the other parts in this series, the data inside is just as sensitive and just as usable by an attacker.

Why This Smaller Bugatti_Cloud Batch Is Still Dangerous

A dump with a few thousand records might sound less alarming then one with tens of thousands, but size does not change how the data can be used. Every record in Bugatti_Man 25.06.part15 pairs a real email address with its plaintext password and the exact site it unlocks, giving an attacker a ready-made login with no guessing required. A smaller file is often easier for criminals to sort through carefully, which can actually make each individual victim more exposed to targeted attacks.

What Was Exposed in the Bugatti_Man 25.06.part15 File

• Email addresses linked to specific accounts
• Plaintext passwords with no encryption
• The exact login URLs tied to each stolen credential
• 2,034 total records dated June 25, 2026

Why This Matters: Even a Small Leak Can Cause Big Damage

It only takes one working password to cause serious harm. Criminals routinely take smaller dumps like this one and combine them with other leaked data to build a fuller picture of a victim, then use that information for credential stuffing, account takeover, or straight-up financial fraud. Becuase this file is part of a larger series, it is likely that people affected by Bugatti_Man 25.06.part15 also have accounts named across other parts of the same collection.

How Bugatti_Cloud Turns One Infection Into Many Files

This series is a good example of how a single strain of info-stealing malware can produce dozens of seperate log files over time. Each time the malware infects a new batch of devices, whoever controls it packages the stolen passwords, cookies, and autofill data into a new part, numbers it, and releases it through the same Telegram channel. That is why file names like Bugatti_Man 25.06.part15 exist, they mark one slice of an ongoing operation rather than a single, one-time leak.

Check If You Are Affected by the Bugatti_Cloud Series

Because this dump is part of an ongoing series, it is worth checking your exposure more than once as new parts surface. HEROIC's free breach scanner searches over 400 billion leaked records, including every part of this Bugatti_Cloud collection, and shows you immediately if your email address is involved. If it is, change that password right away, stop reusing it, and turn on multi-factor authentication so a leaked password alone cannot get an attacker into your accounts.