What We Know About the Pegasus Cloud 2026 Stealer Log Data Leak
HEROIC researchers found 18,908 records on 26 March 2026 from the Pegasus Cloud Telegram channel (PegasusCloud), a high-volume stealer log drop that exposed emails, plaintext passwords, and API host URLs from compromised endpoints.
Why This Stealer Log Is Dangerous
Pegasus Cloud is a high-throughput stealer log channel, and this 18,908-record drop is large enough to feed automated credential stuffing bots for weeks. The plaintext passwords are live, unhashed, and paired with the exact sites where they work.
What Was Exposed in Pegasus Cloud
- Email addresses
- Plaintext passwords
- Login URLs and API host endpoints
- Browser-saved autofill and cookies
- Infected endpoint identifiers
Why This Matters
Any reused password in this dump can unlock banking, email, or SaaS accounts tied to the same address. Because the Pegasus Cloud log includes API host URLs, the damage can extend beyond consumer accounts to developer dashboards and internal admin tools.
How a Stealer Log Like Pegasus Cloud Works
Infostealer malware silently harvests saved passwords, cookies, and autofill from an infected machine. Operators upload batches to Telegram channels like Pegasus Cloud, where subscribers redistribute the data across Russian-language forums and dark web markets for a price.
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