Emails, Passwords, URLs: Cloud_Rolex Leak Hits 22,791 Logins
A stealer log file named Cloud_Rolex surfaced on Telegram on August 25, 2026, holding 22,791 records that pair email addresses with plaintext passwords and the URLs those logins unlock. The data was pulled directly from infected devices rather than any single company's servers. Scanning your email is the only way to know for certain if your details are inside it.
Why a File Like This One Moves Fast
A stealer log is most dangerous in the days right after it surfaces, since the credentials inside it are likely still in active use. The longer a file like Cloud_Rolex circulates on Telegram, the more copies exist and the more people have had a chance to test the logins it contains.
What Was Exposed
- Email Addresses: shows exactly which account each stolen password opens.
- Plaintext Password: sits fully readable in the file, ready to use without modification.
- URLs: confirms which service each credential pair was actually used on.
Why This Matters
With 22,791 ready-made logins in one place, this file gives whoever holds it a large set of accounts to try immediately. The danger multiplies for anyone who reused a password, since a working credential pulled from one site in this file can just as easily open an account somewhere else entirely.
How This Breach Type Works
Cloud_Rolex is a stealer log, meaning the records came from malware sitting on an infected device, not from a breach of any company's own systems. That malware quietly copied saved browser logins and the destinations they were used on before sending the haul to whoever controlled it, which is why unrelated sites end up bundled into a single file like this.
Were You Swept Up in the Cloud_Rolex File?
Use the scan your email tool above to check your exposure. Because the source was a compromised device, clean or reset it before making any changes, then update the affected password from a separate device you trust. Extend that same check to any other account using the same password, whether it belongs to your personal life or your job.
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