Someone Has Your Password: 6,358 SunCloudNew Credentials Leaked

HEROIC detected a stealer log archive labeled SunCloudNew 1260 - 5000 LogsFile.part1 shared on Telegram in July 2026. The file contains 6,358 compromised credential sets stolen from real people’s devices by infostealer malware. Every record includes a plaintext password, the victim’s email address, and the exact website URL where the password was saved.

Your Password Is Readable by Anyone Who Has This File

There is nothing standing between the passwords in this SunCloudNew dump and an attacker’s login attempt. Each password is stored as clear, readable text — not hashed, not encrypted, not scrambled. Anyone who downloads this file from Telegram can see your password in plain English and use it immediately to access your account.

What Was Exposed

• Email Addresses — the identifiers that tie you to every online account you own
• Plaintext Passwords — your actual passwords, fully visible and immediately usable
• URLs — the specific websites where your stolen passwords will work

One Password Opens Many Doors

If you use the same password on more than one website, this leak compounds the danger exponentially. Attackers use credential-stuffing automation to test every email-password pair from this 6,358-record file against banking sites, email services, social media, and cloud platforms simultaneously. A single match can spiral into compromised finances, stolen identities, and locked-out accounts across your digital life.

Malware Stole These Credentials Silently

The data in this file was not taken from a company’s server — it was stolen directly from individual devices. Infostealer malware such as Lumma, RedLine, and Raccoon Stealer infected these machines through malicious downloads, fake updates, and phishing emails. The malware then silently copied every saved password, browser cookie, and autofill entry before transmitting it all to the attacker. Victims typically have no idea the theft occurred until their accounts are compromised.

Check If Your Credentials Were Exposed

Do not assume you are safe. HEROIC has indexed more than 400 billion compromised records from stealer logs, data breaches, and dark-web sources. Use the free HEROIC breach scanner right now to find out whether your email or password appeared in the SunCloudNew dump or any other known leak, and take action to protect yourself before an attacker does.