Threat Actor .boxed.pw Strikes Again: Telegram BabaCloudLogs 6-14-25 Hits 36,786 Records

The .boxed.pw threat actor maintains one of the most prolific Telegram-based stealer log distribution operations on the dark web. On June 14, 2025, the group released @BabaCloudLogs { 606 } Cloud Logs 14.06.2025, exposing 36,786 endpoints in a single drop.

Why .boxed.pw and the BabaCloudLogs Drop Are Dangerous

.boxed.pw operates with industrial cadence, posting numbered, dated drops (this one is batch 606) every few days. Each release includes plaintext credentials and credit card data ready for immediate use. The actor's reliability has built a steady audience of carders and account takeover crews who watch the channel in real time.

What Was Exposed in the BabaCloudLogs 6-14-25 Drop

• Email addresses
• Usernames
• IP addresses
• Credit card numbers
• Plaintext passwords
• HomePage URLs paired with each credential
• 36,786 infected endpoint records

Why This Matters

A 36,786-record drop is one of .boxed.pw's larger releases. At that scale, even a small percentage of victims with reused passwords creates thousands of hijackable accounts across banking, email, crypto, and corporate systems. The free distribution multiplies the attacker base.

How .boxed.pw Operates BabaCloudLogs

The actor likely runs an affiliate model where infostealer operators contribute logs in exchange for distribution and reputation. .boxed.pw aggregates the input, brands it with a series tag like BabaCloudLogs and a batch number, then drops it to Telegram. Subscribers, resellers, and aggregator bots vacuum it up within minutes.

Check If You Are Affected

If you suspect your device may have been infected, do not wait. HEROIC.com's database of over 400 billion exposed records includes Telegram stealer log feeds, so you can check whether your credentials surfaced in BabaCloudLogs 6-14-25 or any other .boxed.pw release.