The WichLoveFromR Dump: 3.9 Million Stolen Login Credentials Hit the Dark Web

HEROIC analysts identified a large-scale stealer log dataset in January 2026 that was uploaded to Telegram under the handle WichLoveFromR. The file, labelled ULP TG - WichLoveFromR, contained 3,905,115 records -- nearly four million entries each containing an email address, a plaintext password, and the URL of the site where the credential was captured. The scale of this dataset puts it among the larger individual stealer log packages circulating on Telegram in early 2026, and its ULP (URL-Login-Password) format makes it immediately usable for automated account takeover attacks.

Why the WichLoveFromR Leak Is Immediately Actionable for Attackers

The ULP format -- URL, Login, Password -- is the most operationally useful structure for credential stuffing. Every record tells an attacker exactly where to go (the URL), who to log in as (the email), and what to enter (the plaintext password). No cracking, no guessing, no additional processing required. With nearly 3.9 million records organized in this format, an attacker with basic automation tools can begin testing accounts across hundreds of platforms simultaneusly within hours of obtaining the file. The scale also means more variety -- this dataset likely spans a wide range of services and industries, giving attackers broad coverage.

What the ULP TG WichLoveFromR Stealer Log Exposed

Each of the 3,905,115 records in this dataset included:

• Email addresses (login identifiers tied to real user accounts)
• Plaintext passwords (captured unencrypted from infected devices)
• URLs (the exact websites or services associated with each credential)

The ULP structure means victims in this dataset have been matched to specific services, not just dumped as generic email-password pairs. That specificity increases the threat level considerably.

Why the WichLoveFromR Breach Puts Multiple Accounts at Risk

Credential reuse is the primary reason stealer logs cause damage far beyond the initial exposure. When an attacker has your email and password from one site, the first thing they do is test it everywhere else. Banking apps, email providers, streaming services, and e-commerce accounts all become targets if you used the same password. From a compromised email account, attackers can reset passwords on virtually every other service you own, execute finanical transactions, and lock you out of your own accounts. The WichLoveFromR dataset, with its nearly 3.9 million records, likely enables this kind of cascading takeover for a significant number of victims.

How ULP Stealer Logs Like WichLoveFromR Are Built and Sold

ULP logs are the refined output of infostealer malware operations. Malware like Lumma Stealer, Raccoon, and Meta Stealer gets distributed through phishing campaigns, software cracks, and malicious downloads. Once installed, it harvests saved browser passwords, captures credentials as users type them, and records the URLs associated with each login. The raw output is compiled into ULP-formatted files because that structure is most useful for credential stuffing tools. Files are then packaged by volume or category and sold or shared through private Telegram channels. The WichLoveFromR handle appears to be an established distributor within these communities, uploading organized ULP packages for criminal audiences.

Check Whether You Were Exposed in the WichLoveFromR Stealer Log

With nearly 3.9 million records, the WichLoveFromR dataset is large enough that a meaningful number of ordinary internet users are likely included. HEROIC's breach database indexes over 400 billion compromised records, including large ULP stealer logs like this one. You can search your email address for free to find out whether your credentials appeared in this dataset or any other breach in our archive. If your email is found, change the associated password imediately, then check every other account where you used the same password. Enabling two-factor authentication on your email account is the highest-priority action you can take to reduce the damage from an exposure like this.

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