25,494 Credentials Leaked From a Cloud_Rolex_3 Telegram Dump

A stealer log file named Cloud_Rolex_3 resurfaced on Telegram with a fresh batch of records, which HEROIC analysts logged in August 2026 at 25,494 entries. Each record includes an email address, a plaintext password, and the URL the login belongs to, all pulled from infected devices. Because this is a new batch separate from earlier Cloud_Rolex_3 files, the only way to know if you're in this specific one is to scan your email.

What Makes This Cloud_Rolex_3 Batch Risky

Every password in this file is stored in plain, readable text, so there is no step between finding the file and using the credentials inside it. The matching URL tells an attacker exactly which account each login opens, removing any guesswork. Together, that means a working account takeover attempt can happen almost as soon as someone has the file in hand.

The Records Found in This Batch

• Email Addresses: identify each victim and give attackers a target for phishing or fake login pages.
• Plaintext Password: usable the moment it's read, with no cracking required.
• URLs: show precisely which service each login pair unlocks.

The Damage a Working Login Can Cause

Once a pair is confirmed to work, an attacker can take over the account directly, often locking out the actual owner in the process. If the password was reused elsewhere, that single login can open the door to other accounts, including ones tied to banking or personal records. That ripple effect is what turns one leaked credential into a much larger problem.

How Stealer Logs Like Cloud_Rolex_3 Keep Appearing

Malware installed on a victim's device quietly collects saved logins from browsers and apps, then sends them back to whoever is running it. Those operators often release their harvested data in batches under the same file name over time, which is why Cloud_Rolex_3 has appeared before with different record counts. Each new batch represents a fresh set of infected devices rather than a repeat of the same data.

Were You Caught in This Cloud_Rolex_3 Batch?

You can scan your email to check it against this specific file and the rest of HEROIC's records. If there's a chance one of your devices was infected, get it cleaned or reset before changing any passwords, then update them once the device is clean. Do this for both personal and work email, since stealer logs rarely limit themselves to just one kind of account.