Over Six Months Later, 140,087 PixelCloud2 Logins Exposed

It has been over six months since a Telegram user uploaded PixelCloud2 ULP 15.12.2025 757 back on December 15, 2025, and the 140,087 login records inside it are, as far as HEROIC can confirm, still just as exposed today as they were the day it was posted.

Why This Is Dangerous

Time doesn't make a leak like this less dangerous, if anything, the opposite is true. The longer a file like this circulates on Telegram, the more copies get made, the more channels it spreads to, and the more chances someone has to grab it who hasn't seen it before.

What Was Exposed

• 140,087 total records
• Email Addresses
• Plaintext Passwords
• URLs for each login

Why This Matters

If you haven't changed your passwords since last December, and you happen to be one of the 140,087 people in this file, that plaintext password is probably still valid right now. Attackers rarely rush, they'll often sit on data like this for months before using it, wich is exactly why old leaks stay dangerous long after the initial upload date.

How Stealer Logs Stay Active This Long

Once a stealer log is posted, it doesn't just disappear after a day or two. Copies get downloaded, traded, and reposted across seperate Telegram channels and forums, often resurfacing under new file names months later. That's part of why HEROIC continues tracking leaks like this one well past their original upload date.

Check If You Are Affected

Six months is plenty of time for a password to still be in active use. Check your email against HEROIC's free breach scanner, which covers more than 400 billion leaked records, and see if you're one of the 140,087.