Search Your Email: The SunCloudNew 1764 Dump Exposed 212,902 Accounts

HEROIC analysts found the SunCloudNew 1764 stealer log on June 28, 2026, containing 212,902 email and password pairs collected from infected computers. The log is part of the ongoing SunCloudNew series distributed through Telegram, with batch 1764 holding credentials harvested from machines across the United States.

Why the SunCloudNew 1764 Log Is Dangerous

The SunCloudNew series is a recurring stealer log operation that specifcally targets browser-saved credentials. Each batch is verified, labeled by the operator, and sold or shared within closed Telegram channels. Batch 1764 contains over 212,000 email and password pairs where each record matches a URL, making it ready for automated account takeover attacks without any additional processing.

What Was Exposed in the SunCloudNew 1764 Leak

• Email Addresses
• Plaintext Passwords
• URLs showing the websites each credential belongs to

Why This SunCloudNew 1764 Data Puts You at Risk

With a ready-made URL, email, and password bundle, attackers can launch credential stuffing campaigns across banking sites, email providers, and online retailers without any extra effort. If any account uses the same password anywere else, that account is also at risk. The June 2026 date means these credentials are fresh and many accounts are still activley being accessed by their real owners.

How Stealer Logs Work

Stealer malware is typically spread through phishing emails and fake application downloads. Once a device is infected, the malware reads saved browser passwords and captures login session cookies before the user notices anything is wrong. All collected data is bundled into a log and sent directly to the operator, who organizes it into numbered batches like SunCloudNew 1764 for sale or distribution.

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