CLOUDHEAVENLOGS V-Country: 11,746 Passwords Exposed. Check Yours Now.

On June 7, 2023, the CLOUDHEAVENLOGS operator released its V-Country pack -- the largest single-region bundle in the entire alphabetical series. It contained 568 individual stealer log files and exposed 11,746 compromised records, including email addresses, plaintext paswords, and the URLs of services where those credentials were stolen by infostealer malware. The V-Country pack surpassed both the M-Country release (9,455 records) and the T-Country release (8,931 records) to become the series peak -- with an average of roughly 20.7 credentials per infected device. HEROIC's DarkHive system captured and indexed the full bundle as part of its dark web monitoring operation.

Why This Is Dangerous

Eleven thousand seven hundred and forty-six plaintext passwords, each paired with the exact URL where they were stolen. No cracking required. No additional sorting needed. Attackers who obtained the V-Country pack have a finished attack kit for the largest regionally targeted credential stuffing campaign in the CLOUDHEAVENLOGS June 7 series. Each record documents a real account -- banking, email, e-commerce, workplace applications -- on a real device. The occurence of 20+ credentials per device confirms these were users with large saved-password vaults, meaning each compromised device yielded access to a wide range of accounts rather than just one or two.

What Was Exposed

• Email Addresses: 11,746 email addresses harvested from 568 infected devices in the V-Country geographic zone
• Plaintext Passwords: Unencrypted passwords extracted directly from browser saved credential stores by infostealer malware, averaging 20+ per device
• URLs: Login pages and service endpoints showing exactly which accounts were compromised on each infected machine

Why This Matters

The V-Country pack is the true peak of the CLOUDHEAVENLOGS June 7, 2023 series -- not M-Country, which had more files but fewer total records. At 11,746 credentials from 568 devices, V-Country represents a geographic zone where infostealer malware was both active and exceptionally productive. For people whose devices were infected, this means their paswords are in a publicly distributed bundle that has been circulating since June 2023. Imediatley changing passwords and enabling two-factor authentication on all accounts is the only way to reduce exposure after credentials appear in a release like this.

How Stealer Logs Work

Infostealer malware reaches devices through phishing emails, trojanized software installers, fake browser updates, or malicious downloads. Once active, it silently scans the device for saved credentials in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and other browsers -- extracting every stored username and password along with the URL it belongs to. The stolen data is packaged into a log file and transmitted to the operator's servers, where it is sorted by geographic location and bundled for distribution. CLOUDHEAVENLOGS packaged the V-Country zone's log files into 568 individual device records, staged them as a single country-coded bundle, and released them via Telegram on June 7, 2023.

Check If You Are Affected

HEROIC's free breach scanner covers more than 400 billion exposed records, including the CLOUDHEAVENLOGS V-Country 568PCS bundle -- the largest pack in the June 7, 2023 series. If your email address was on one of these 568 infected devices, your credentials have been in circulation since June 2023. Enter your email now. The scan is free, it takes seconds, and it checks against 400 billion records including every CLOUDHEAVENLOGS pack from this release.