Global Internet Users Targeted: HEAVENLOGSCLOUD 2 Exposes 5,565 Credentials

HEROIC analysts identified this stealer log as part of the HEAVENLOGSCLOUD campaign, a large-scale operation distributing credential logs by country on Telegram. This specific release, labeled 500PCS - HEAVENLOGSCLOUD 2 uploaded by a Telegram User, surfaced in March 2023 and contains 5,565 records including email addresses, plaintext passwords, and the login URLs where each credential was in active use. HEAVENLOGSCLOUD releases have been tracked across more than 80 country-specific packages, indicating a systematic, ongoing collection and distribution effort targeting internet users globally. Related country-specific releases in this campaign include FR-FRANCE-74PCS-HEAVENLOGSCLOUD, DE-GERMANY-915PCS-HEAVENLOGSCLOUD, and CO-COLOMBIA-273PCS-HEAVENLOGSCLOUD.

Why This Is Dangerous

The HEAVENLOGSCLOUD campaign specifically targets everyday internet users across dozens of countries, packaging their stolen credentials into country-labeled batches that are easy for criminal buyers to search and exploit. If your device was infected by a stealer malware in or before March 2023 and you have not changed your passwords since, your credentials from this release remain valid and immediately usable. Attackers with this data can access your email, financial accounts, online subscriptions, and workplace systems without triggering any unusual login alerts because they are using your real password from your real device location history.

What Was Exposed

• Email addresses
• Plaintext passwords
• Login URLs (the exact services where each credential was active)

Why This Matters

The scale of the HEAVENLOGSCLOUD operation, spanning 80-plus country packages, signals that this is not opportunistic crime but an organized credential harvesting and distribution business. Victims in this dataset face credential stuffing attacks, unauthorized account access, and account takeover leading to financial fraud or identity theft. Because each record includes the specific login URL, attackers do not need to test credentials broadly; they go directly to the target service.

How Stealer Logs Work

Stealer logs are produced by malware installed silently on a victim's device. The infection path typically involves a malicious download, a fake software crack, a phishing link, or a trojanized browser extension. Once active, the malware extracts saved passwords from browsers, captures credentials typed into login forms, and records the associated website URLs. All of this data is packaged and sent to the attacker's server. Criminal operators then sort logs by country, batch size, or malware family before selling or releasing them on Telegram. The victim's device typically shows no visible symptoms of infection.

Check If You Are Affected

HEROIC's free breach scanner is powered by the DarkHive database, which indexes more than 400 billion records from known breach events and stealer log campaigns around the world. Search your email address to find out whether your credentials appear in this HEAVENLOGSCLOUD release or any of the related country packages. If you are affected, update your passwords immediately and enable two-factor authentication on every account that offers it.

Related Parts of This Breach

• FR-FRANCE-74PCS-HEAVENLOGSCLOUD uploaded by a Telegram User
• DE-GERMANY-915PCS-HEAVENLOGSCLOUD uploaded by a Telegram User
• CO-COLOMBIA-273PCS-HEAVENLOGSCLOUD uploaded by a Telegram User
• EG-EGYPT-361PCS-HEAVENLOGSCLOUD uploaded by a Telegram User
• ES-SPAIN-248PCS-HEAVENLOGSCLOUD uploaded by a Telegram User