Act Now: MetaCloudVipNew Breach Just Exposed 746,009 Logins

MetaCloudVipNew 4.77 M LINE hit Telegram on November 5, 2025, carrying 746,009 stolen login records, and there's no gentle way to say it: if your email is in there, someone already has your password.

Why This Is Dangerous

This isn't a theoretical risk sitting in some database waiting to be cracked. Every one of the 746,009 records in this file already includes the plaintext password, meaning whoever has this file can log into those accounts right now, today, without doing any extra work. There's nothing standing between the data and the criminal except whether they bothered to open the file yet.

What Was Exposed

• Email addresses for 746,009 accounts
• Plaintext passwords tied directly to each account
• URLs showing exactly which sites the logins unlock

Why This Matters

A file this size, uploaded and shared on Telegram, doesn't stay in one place for long. It gets copied, resold, and passed around to other criminals within days, sometimes hours. If you haven't changed a password in years and it happens to be sitting in this file, you should asume it's already been tried against your email, your banking, and anything else that uses the same login. There's no garuntee you'll recieve any warning before someone locks you out of your own account.

How Stealer Logs Work

Stealer malware doesn't ask permission. It lands on a device through a fake download or a shady link, then immediately starts copying saved passwords, cookies, and browser autofill data before anyone notices anything is wrong. That stolen information gets packaged into files like MetaCloudVipNew 4.77 M LINE and dumped onto channels where other criminals grab it within minutes of it going live.

Check If You Are Affected

Stop waiting and go check right now. HEROIC's free scanner searches more than 400 billion leaked records, including this exact stealer log, and it takes seconds to find out if your email is on the list. If it is, change your password immediately, don't reuse it anywhere, and turn on two factor authentication before you close this tab.