SKYULP Leak Puts 1,045,882 Accounts at Risk of Takeover
SKYULP PRIVATE ULP 23-01-2026 1 is the first of an eight part combolist that started circulating on Telegram in January 2026, and this opening file alone carries 1,045,882 records of stolen login data. A leak of this size does not just put individual accounts at risk, it puts entire chains of connected accounts in danger too.
Why This Is Dangerous
A ULP file, short for "URL, Login, Password," is built specifically so criminals can move fast from one exposed account to the next. Because so many people reuse the same email and password combination across seperate sites, a single record from this file can unlock an email account, which then becomes the key to resetting passwords on banking, shopping, and social media accounts as well.
What Was Exposed
- 1,045,882 total records
- Email addresses
- Plaintext passwords
- URLs tied to each login
Why This Matters
This leak puts affected users at risk of a chain reaction: first the original account gets accessed, then any linked email or recovery account gets taken over, and finally attackers use that access to reach financial accounts or lock the real owner out entirely. With over a million records involved, even a small percentage of successful takeovers adds up to a large number of victims.
How ULP Stealer Logs Work
ULP files are compiled from stealer malware infections and then organized into a simple three column format so buyers on dark web forums can search them easily. The infections that feed a list like this one often go unnoticed for weeks, and by the time anyone realizes what occured, the stolen data has already been packaged and shared as a single combined list like this one.
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