Telegram Valenciga #204 Quietly Leaked 8,532 Plaintext Credentials

HEROIC discovered 8,532 records in Telegram Valenciga #204 by .boxed.pw on January 15, 2025, leaking email addresses, homepage URLs, and plaintext passwords pulled from a Valenciga-branded stealer log distributed on the .boxed.pw Telegram channel.

Why This Valenciga Stealer Log Is Dangerous

Valenciga is a lesser-known stealer variant, and that obscurity is part of the problem. Security tools often lag on detection, and operators who run smaller, targeted campaigns like Valenciga #204 end up with cleaner, fresher credentials than those in mass-market dumps.

What Was Exposed in Telegram Valenciga #204 by .boxed.pw

• 8,532 unique email addresses pulled from infected endpoints
• Plaintext passwords, harvested directly from browser credential stores
• HomePage URLs showing the exact login page associated with each record

Why This Matters

A targeted 8,532-record log is precisely the kind of fresh, low-noise data a credential-stuffing crew prizes. Small dumps escape the big-name breach dashboards, which means victims are less likely to be notified and more likely to lose accounts before they react.

How Valenciga Stealer Distribution Works

The .boxed.pw channel hosts multiple malware strains, with Valenciga logs appearing as numbered drops such as #204. Operators infect endpoints through phishing attachments, cracked software, and exploit kits, then post the resulting credential packs to Telegram for subscribers to run through checker tools against popular services.

Check If You Are Affected

HEROIC scans more than 400 billion compromised records across the surface, deep, and dark web. Run your email through the HEROIC exposure scanner to see if your credentials surfaced in Telegram Valenciga #204 by .boxed.pw, then rotate any matching passwords right away.