Check If You’re in the Kurtxt_Ulp Part 4 Leak of 85,687

Check if you're in the Kurtxt_Ulp Part 4 leak of 85,687 records, the latest and smallest installment in a series of stealer log dumps uploaded to Telegram in August 2025. It still carries the same emails, plaintext passwords, and URLs seen in the earlier parts.

Why This Is Dangerous

Just because this file is smaller than its predecessors doesn't mean it's less serious. Every one of those 85,687 records represents a real login that definately still works unless the password has been changed.

What Was Exposed

• Email Addresses
• Plaintext Passwords
• URLs
• 85,687 records

Why This Matters

Being part of the smallest file in a series doesn't offer any real protection, criminals sort through files of every size looking for logins to banking sites, email providers, and shopping accounts, and this leak occured the same way as the three parts before it.

How Stealer Log Malware Works

This final part of the series was likely produced the same way as Parts 1 through 3, malware hidden in a cracked program or fake installer quietly copying saved browser passwords and shipping them off to whoever built the tool.

Check If You Are Affected

Take a minute to run your email through HEROIC's free breach scanner. It checks against more than 400 billion leaked records, including all four parts of the Kurtxt_Ulp leak, so you can find out for certain and secure any accounts still at risk.