Check Now: Evolution ULP Free 42 Leaked 957,086 Credentials

Close to a million logins. That is what showed up in Evolution Ulp Free 42 uploaded by a Telegram User, a file posted to Telegram in early March 2026 holding 957,086 records of stolen email and password combinations, given away for free as the name suggests.

Why This Is Dangerous

A ULP file, short for URL, login, password, is basically a ready to use attack list. Every line already tells an attacker which website a credential belongs to, so there is no seperate step needed to figure out where to try it. That structure is exactly what makes ULP style dumps so popular in criminal circles.

What Was Exposed

• 957,086 total records
• Email addresses
• Plaintext passwords
• URLs identifying the site tied to each login

Why This Matters

Because this file was released for free, it is likely to spread further and faster than a paid combolist would. More people downloading it means more attempts at account takeover, credential stuffing, and phishing built around the leaked data. If your information is in here, the exposure is not limited to one buyer, it is potentially in the hands of anyone who saw the post.

How Stealer Logs Work

ULP files are generated from infostealer malware infections, where the malware scrapes saved browser logins and formats them into the url:login:password structure. Once enough logs accumulate, they get bundled into a numbered release, this one apparently the 42nd in a series, and shared publicly or sold on dark web forums.

Check If You Are Affected

With close to a million records involved, it is worth taking two minutes to check now. HEROIC's free scanner searches over 400 billion breached records to show you if your email and password have been exposed in a leak like this one.