Dark Web Intel: 1.6M Credentials in the Cracked 10M ULP 01-02 Dump

HEROIC intelligence analysts flagged the Cracked 10M ULP 01-02 by businessmenD dump after it appeared on a prominent hacking forum on January 2, 2025. The stealer log exposed 1,638,707 unique records, each pairing an email address with a homepage URL and a plaintext password. Billed as a 10 million line ULP (URL, Login, Password) collection, the dataset is a textbook example of infostealer harvest reaching open-source distribution.

Why This Stealer Log Dump Is Dangerous

Plaintext password dumps are among the most immediately weaponizable leaks in the underground economy. There is no hash to crack and no decryption barrier to clear. With a ULP formatted file, an attacker can load the credentials directly into credential stuffing frameworks and begin targeted login attempts across banking portals, email providers, corporate SSO panels, and e-commerce sites within minutes. The inclusion of the originating URL alongside each login tells attackers exactly which service the password unlocked, cutting reconnaissance time to zero.

What Was Exposed in Cracked 10M ULP 01-02 by businessmenD

• 1,638,707 unique email addresses
• Plaintext passwords pulled from browser credential stores and infostealer captures
• Homepage URLs revealing which service each password unlocks
• Distributed as a 10 million line URL:Login:Password compilation

Why This Matters

A single leaked URL-login-password triplet is enough to trigger full account takeover, and attackers know that most users still recycle passwords across multiple services. Once criminals chain this dump into their credential stuffing infrastructure, the compromised emails fuel identity theft, business email compromise, invoice fraud, and secondary phishing waves. Even users who have since rotated the exposed password remain targets for social engineering because attackers can prove prior access.

How Stealer Log Database Dumps Work

Stealer logs start with infostealer malware like RedLine, Raccoon, or LummaC2 silently harvesting saved passwords, cookies, and autofill data from infected machines. Affiliates upload those logs to Telegram channels or forum threads, where brokers like businessmenD repackage them into bulk ULP dumps. Those consolidated dumps are then resold, traded for reputation, or leaked publicly once the broker extracts maximum value from paying customers. The lifecycle turns one infection into millions of credential exposures.

Check If You Are Affected

HEROIC maintains visibility into more than 400 billion compromised records sourced from stealer logs, dark web forums, and underground marketplaces. Run a free scan to determine whether your email address and a working password appeared in the Cracked 10M ULP 01-02 dump or any related infostealer leak.