Did the Cloud_Rolex Breach Expose Your Saved Passwords?

The Cloud_Rolex Telegram Drop Kicked Off a New Series

On March 24, 2026, a Telegram user opened the Cloud_Rolex series with a first-volume dump containing 29,934 credential records. This inaugural release set the template for follow-up volumes: tightly packaged infostealer logs that pair working emails with plaintext passwords and the exact URLs those credentials unlock. Because this is volume one, every record is fresh data that has not appeared in earlier public dumps.

Why Cloud_Rolex Volume 1 Is Especially Dangerous

The Cloud_Rolex logs include API host URLs alongside consumer logins. That means attackers can go beyond hijacking email accounts and start probing backend services, cloud storage buckets, and integrated business tools. Plaintext passwords require no cracking, so automated tools can run through the 29,934 records in less than an hour.

What Was Exposed in the Cloud_Rolex Leak

• 29,934 email addresses tied to live accounts
• Plaintext passwords harvested by infostealer malware
• API host URLs that map to corporate and cloud services
• Login URLs for banking, retail, and SaaS platforms

Why This Matters for Regular Users

If your email appears in Cloud_Rolex, criminals already have a fully working login for at least one of your accounts. Because most people reuse passwords, a single entry typically unlocks several other services. Many victims experience a cascade of account lockouts, fraudulent charges, or data theft within days of a fresh stealer drop going public.

How the Cloud_Rolex Operation Works

Cloud_Rolex is distributed through a Telegram channel that functions as a hub for infostealer operators. Victims typically get infected through cracked software, pirated games, fake browser updates, or malicious ads. The malware silently uploads browser credentials, cookies, and wallet data. Operators then repackage the logs into volumes like Cloud_Rolex and release them to build an audience for paid feeds.

Check If You Are Affected

HEROIC indexes over 400 billion breached records from the surface web, deep web, and dark web, including Telegram-based stealer logs like Cloud_Rolex. Run a free HEROIC scan to see whether your credentials appear in this first volume and receive step-by-step guidance for locking down every exposed account.