Dark Web Intel: 16,244 Credentials From the Bugatti_Cloud Part013 Telegram Dump

HEROIC's dark web monitoring operation identified the Bugatti_Cloud Bugatti_Man 17.05.part013 stealer log shortly after it was distributed on Telegram in May 2023. The dataset contains exactly 16,244 records, each consisting of an email address, a plaintext password, and the URL of the specific website that password was used on. Intelligence gathered by HEROIC analysts confirms this file is the thirteenth installment in the Bugatti_Cloud series, a sustained infostealer campaign whose operator has been methodically releasing credential batches to Telegram subscribers over an extended period. The scale and consistency of this campaign indicate a profesionaly run dark web credential distribution operation, not a one-time leak.

Why This Is Dangerous

Dark web credential dumps from stealer logs are especially hazardous because the data is current and pre-sorted for attack. Unlike aged database breach compilations where passwords may have been changed, stealer log entries were live at the time the malware ran. Every record in Part013 comes with a URL that tells the attacker exactly where to use the password, eliminating the need for large-scale blind testing. Buyers of this dataset on Telegram channels can immediately begin automated account takeover campaigns targeting banking portals, email providers, cloud services, and corporate VPNs. The speed between acquisition and exploitation is measured in hours, not weeks.

What Was Exposed

• Email Addresses
• Plaintext Passwords
• URLs (each credential pair pre-matched to a specific login page)

Why This Matters

Dark web intelligence on the Bugatti_Cloud series shows a pattern of sustained, high-volume credential distribution that points to a well-resourced threat actor. Part013 alone adds 16,244 ready-to-exploit records to the pool. When combined with earlier parts of the series, the aggregate dataset available to buyers represents a significant arsenal for credential-based attacks. Victims face several compounding risks:

• Credential stuffing: Stolen pairs tested automatically across banking, email, and e-commerce platforms
• Account takeover: Successful logins used to lock out victims and harvest additional sensitive data
• Dark web resale: Validated credentials from this dump are resold seperately at premium prices
• Identity theft: Combined data from multiple parts of this series builds complete victim profiles for fraud

How Stealer Log Campaigns Work

The Bugatti_Cloud operation follows the standard dark web credential distribution model. Malware is seeded through phishing campaigns, trojanized software packages, and malicious browser extensions. Infected devices silently transmit saved passwords, session cookies, and browsing history back to the operator's collection infrastructure. The operator aggregates the raw logs, sorts them into archive files numbered sequentially for easy subscriber tracking, and posts each new batch to a Telegram channel where buyers pay for access. Dark web monitoring by HEROIC indicates this type of Telegram-based distribution has become the prefered channel for infostealer operators because it allows rapid, low-risk dissemination to a large audience of threat actors who are constantly monitering these channels for fresh data drops.

Check If You Are Affected

HEROIC's free dark web scanner searches more than 400 billion breached records indexed from Telegram leaks, dark web forums, and infostealer log dumps, including all known parts of the Bugatti_Cloud series. If your credentials appeared in this dark web distribution or any related file, you need to change your passwords immediately and review all your accounts for signs of unauthorized access. Run a free scan at HEROIC to find out exactly what dark web exposure exists for your email address right now.