Our Analysts Found the Bugatti_Cloud Dump Circulating in Private Telegram Channels

HEROIC analysts found the Bugatti_Cloud Bugatti_Man 22.01.part04 stealer log circulating in private Telegram channels in January 2024. The dataset is part of a multi-part series distributed by a Telegram operator, and this particular file contains 9,354 records. Each record pairs an email address with a plaintext password and the URL of the website where those credentials were harvested by malware.

Why the Bugatti_Cloud Dataset Is a Live Threat to Real Accounts

The Bugatti_Cloud series is structured and deliberately distributed, not a one-time accidental leak. Operators who release log files in numbered parts are running organized credential distribution operations, meaning this data has been actively shared with criminal buyers and users. The 9,354 records in this file contain passwords in plaintext, so anyone who obtained the file can begin testing credentials against live accounts immediately, with no technical skill required. The accompanying URLs make each credential pair a targeted attack package rather than a generic list.

What the Bugatti_Cloud Part 04 Stealer Log Exposed

• Email addresses
• Plaintext passwords (unencrypted, directly usable)
• URLs of websites and services where credentials were actively used

Unlike breach data that hides behind hashed passwords, stealer log content is operationally ready. The email identifies who the victim is, the password unlocks their account, and the URL tells the attacker exactly which door to try first. All three fields together create a complete, self-contained attack resource.

How the Bugatti_Cloud Leak Enables Credential Stuffing and Identity Theft

Stealer log data circulating in private Telegram channels does not stay in one place. Once distributed, it is downloaded and used by multiple threat actors, each running their own credential stuffing campaigns. A dataset of 9,354 records feeds these campaigns directly. Successful logins lead to account takeover, and from there the damage can escalate quickly. Comprimised email accounts unlock password resets on every linked service. Banking accounts with stored payment details become vulnerable to fraudulent transactions. For victims who reused the same password across seperate platforms, a single entry in this log can result in a cascade of unauthorized access events over days or weeks.

How the Bugatti_Cloud Stealer Log Series Was Built and Distributed

The Bugatti_Cloud series follows a common pattern for organized infostealer operations. Malware is deployed through phishing campaigns, malicious software downloads, or compromised browser extensions. Once active on a victim's device, it captures credentials as they are typed into login forms and reads passwords already saved in the browser. It records the URL alongside each credential, mapping the victim's online presence. The collected data is transmitted to a remote server, where the operator sorts and packages it into a series of numbered archive files. These are then released in sequence through private Telegram channels, often with a specific label to distinguish the operator's work. The Bugatti_Man label and the part numbering system indicate this is an ongoing, organized operation, not a single isolated incident.

Our Analysts Found This File: Check If Your Credentials Were in It

HEROIC's breach intelligence team monitors private Telegram channels and underground forums to identify and index newly circulating datasets. This Bugatti_Cloud Bugatti_Man 22.01.part04 log is already indexed in our database, which covers more than 400 billion records. Enter your email address in HEROIC's free breach scanner to find out whether your credentials were in this file. If your account appeares in the results, change the affected password on every service where you recieved it, and enable two-factor authentication to prevent unauthorized access going forward.