Batch 17 of the SKYULP PRIVATE ULP Series Exposed 4,324,496 Logins

HEROIC analysts came across one labeled batch inside a larger SKYULP PRIVATE ULP release on Telegram, numbered 17 in a running series and dated November 23, 2025, holding 4,324,496 email and plaintext password pairs, each tied to a specific login URL. What stood out first was the batch number itself, a small marker confirming this file is one slice of a much larger operation being split apart and shared piece by piece. The only way to know if your own email sits in this particular slice is to scan it for free.

Why a Numbered Slice Is Still a Full Exposure

Splitting a large combolist into numbered batches does not make any single piece less dangerous. Batch 17 still carries a complete, working set of email addresses, plaintext passwords, and the exact web pages those logins open, so anyone whose data lands in this slice faces the same risk as someone named in the full release.

What Batch 17 Contains

• Email Addresses: confirm a real inbox attackers can target directly.
• Plaintext Password: readable immediately, with no cracking required.
• URLs: point straight to the service each stolen login opens.

What Attackers Gain From This Pairing

A working email, a readable password, and the destination URL together give an attacker everything needed for immediate account takeover. If that password was reused anywhere else, the same three pieces of information can unlock other accounts too, from email and banking to shopping and social media, turning one leaked batch into a chain of compromised logins.

How a Combolist Gets Split Into Numbered Batches

Large combolists are frequently broken into smaller numbered files before distribution, making them easier to share across Telegram channels and harder for defenders to track in full. Each piece, including batch 17, was still built the same way: email and password pairs gathered from prior leaks and from reused passwords, then matched to the URLs where they were confirmed to work.

Is Your Email Part of SKYULP Batch 17?

Use the link below to scan your email and check whether your address shows up in this batch or elsewhere in HEROIC's records. If you find a match, change that password everywhere you have reused it, starting with your email account, and give each service its own unique password going forward. Treat a work email showing up here exactly as seriously as a personal one.