2.6 Million Passwords From the Satanic 10M ULP Part 2 Sept #6 Dump

HEROIC analysts identified the sixth entry in the Private Satanic 10M ULP Part 2 series posted to BreachForums on September 12, 2024, attributed to the threat actor known as "Satanic." This installment exposed 2,631,709 unique records, each containing an email address, a plaintext password, and the homepage URL of the associated service. This release is part of a coordinated ten-log campaign by the same actor, who had published a separate set of ten logs just one week earlier. Related parts of this series include Part 2 Sept #1, Part 2 Sept #2, Part 2 Sept #5, and others linked below.

The danger of this particular dump is its immediacy. Every one of the 2.6 million records is a directly usable credential: email address, plaintext password, and the exact website it was stolen from. Attackers who download this file can begin automated login attempts across banking platforms, webmail services, corporate VPNs, and e-commerce sites within minutes. The homepage URL column removes guesswork entirely, telling the attacker precisely which service to target first. For any user whose credentials appear in this dataset, the window for account compromise opened the moment the file was posted publicly.

What Was Exposed

• Email Address
• Plaintext Password
• HomePage URL

Why This Matters

Credential stuffing campaigns powered by stealer log data are among the most scalable attack types in the current threat landscape. Automated tools cycle through leaked email and password combinations against major platforms at rates of thousands of attempts per second. A successful login to an email account gives an attacker the ability to reset passwords on linked financial and social media accounts, amplifying the damage far beyond the original breach. The sheer volume of this series, twenty total logs released across two weeks by one actor, means that the aggregate exposure likely spans tens of millions of individuals.

How Database Breaches Work

Stealer logs are generated by infostealer malware, a category of malicious software designed to harvest credentials from infected devices. The malware typically arrives via phishing emails, trojanized software downloads, or malicious browser extensions. Once active, it monitors and captures login data as it is entered into browsers, including the username, password, and site URL. Captured data is exfiltrated to the attacker's infrastructure, aggregated across many infected devices, and bundled into distributable log files. Because the malware intercepts credentials at the point of entry before any encryption is applied, all captured passwords are stored in plaintext, making them ready to use without any cracking required.

Check If You Are Affected

HEROIC maintains a breach database of more than 400 billion records, one of the largest collections of breach data available for public lookup. If your email address or passwords appear in the Satanic 10M ULP Part 2 series or any other known leak, HEROIC's free scanner will flag it. Check if your data was exposed at heroic.com. If you find a match, change your passwords immediately on every account tied to that email address and enable two-factor authentication to prevent unauthorized access.

Related Parts of This Breach

• BreachForums Private Satanic 10M ULP Part 2 Sept #1 by Satanic
• BreachForums Private Satanic 10M ULP Part 2 Sept #2 by Satanic
• BreachForums Private Satanic 10M ULP Part 2 Sept #3 by Satanic
• BreachForums Private Satanic 10M ULP Part 2 Sept #5 by Satanic
• BreachForums Private Satanic 10M ULP Part 2 Sept #7 by Satanic
• BreachForums Private Satanic 10M ULP Part 2 Sept #9 by Satanic
• BreachForums Private Satanic 10M ULP Part 2 Sept #10 by Satanic