Private ULP Leak Leaves 8,399,749 Users Facing Account Takeover

Labeled Private-ULP TXT LOGS, this stealer log dump hit Telegram in January 2026 carrying a serious 8,399,749 records of stolen login data.

Why This Is Dangerous

Being called "private" almost feels ironic here, once a file like this circulates on Telegram it stops being private for anyone whose credentials are inside. The scale alone, over 8.3 million records, makes this one of the larger stealer logs to surface recently.

What Was Exposed

• Email Addresses
• Plaintext Password
• URLs matched to each account
• 8,399,749 total records

Why This Matters

For the 8,399,749 people in this file, the immediate risk is account takeover. Since the passwords were never hashed, an attacker can try them right away on email, banking, or shopping sites, and if the password is reused it occured across more than one account without the victim ever knowing.

How Stealer Logs Work

This type of leak starts with malware silently installed on a device, usually through a cracked program or a malicious link, wich then harvests saved logins directly from the browser. The stolen usernames, passwords, and site URLs get funneled back to the attacker and eventually compiled into a text file exactly like this one before being passed around.

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