HEROIC Analysts Discover Universe ULP Leak of 57,226 Logins

HEROIC analysts discover a Telegram upload named Universe_ULP 246000 ULP Line, posted in October 2025 and holding 57,226 login records collected from infected devices around the world.

Why This Is Dangerous

Once a file like this surfaces on Telegram, it rarely stays in one place for long. Copies get reposted, resold, and mirrored across other channels almost imediately, meaning the true number of people who could eventually access these 57,226 records grows well beyond the original upload.

What Was Exposed

• 57,226 total records
• Email Addresses
• Plaintext Password
• URLs matched to each login

Why This Matters

The name "Universe" suggests this file was meant to feel broad and all-encompassing, gathering logins from many different websites rather then focusing on a single service. That variety actually makes it more dangerous, because a victim's exposure isn't limited to just one type of account, it could touch email, shopping, gaming, or banking all in the same file.

How Stealer Logs Work

ULP files, short for URL, Login, Password, are one of the most common formats infostealer malware produces. After infecting a device, the malware exports saved browser credentials in this exact three-part structure, wich is why criminals favor it, it requires zero extra effort to start using the stolen logins.

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