150K PixelCloud Breach: Largest March Release

On March 30, 2026, a Telegram user posted a massive PixelCloud stealer log containing 150,194 compromised records. This represents the largest single release in March and one of the biggest stealer breaches of the period.

Scale: 150,000+ records means this breach likely reached multiple countries and thousands of companies. The sheer volume indicates a major malware campaign or significant aggregation.

Data Exposed:
- Email addresses (150K+ identities)
- Plaintext passwords (no security)
- API endpoints and tokens
- Service connection URLs

The Market Value: This size breach is worth significant money. It's immediately split into smaller lots and resold to credential testers, fraudsters, and data brokers.

Attack Timeline: Within 24 hours, credential testing bots attempted access across common services. By day two, active accounts were being resold or exploited.

Why PixelCloud Targets: Cloud storage services are prioritised because they provide direct access to stored files, personal data, and potentially sensitive documents.

Your Risk Assessment: If your email was active in March 2026, you should assume your credentials have been compromised. Check if your email appears in this dataset immediately.

Immediate Actions: Change your password and review account access logs for suspicious logins or forwarding rules.