Alleged Sale of Xleak Bot

📖 Overview

The threat actor claims to be selling Xleak Bot (“THE ULP LINE BOT”), a Telegram-based tool for quickly searching and retrieving leaked credentials from both private and public sources. The bot allows users to:

• Search leaked URLs
• Reveal usernames and emails
• Access exposed passwords

The actor promotes it as a streamlined way to access structured leak data from numerous platforms, updated regularly with new files.

📌 Key Details

• Industry: Unknown
• Threat Actor: Akagi
• Network: openweb
• Forum: Exploit.in
• Category: Malware
• Severity: Low

🔗 Claim Post (Plain Text)

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🧩 TTPs (MITRE ATT&CK Mapping)

• TA0009 – Collection: Automated scraping and aggregation of credentials
• T1078 – Valid Accounts: Abuse of stolen credentials retrieved by the bot
• TA0010 – Exfiltration: Sale and transfer of sensitive data to buyers
• TA0040 – Impact: Facilitation of account takeovers and fraud operations

👤 Threat Actor Profile: Akagi

Summary

• Total Matches: 1
• First Seen: 2025-08-19
• Last Seen: 2025-08-19
• Data Start: 2024-10-02
• Countries: –
• Industries: –

📊 Threat Actor Activity

🚨 Potential Risks

The sale of Xleak Bot brings several security risks. It makes it easier for threat actors to carry out account takeovers using stolen or reused credentials, launch targeted phishing campaigns with exposed emails, and attempt secondary breaches on client platforms tied to compromised accounts. Organizations whose data surfaces in these logs also face reputational damage and trust issues.

✅ Recommended Security Actions

Organizations can take a number of steps to reduce these risks:

• Reset passwords for users found in leaked credential sets
• Use modern password hashing algorithms such as bcrypt or Argon2
• Enforce multi-factor authentication across all critical accounts
• Notify affected clients or partners and tighten access controls
• Investigate leaked data to understand its scope and possible impact
• Step up monitoring to detect credential-stuffing or suspicious logins

💡 Final Thoughts

The appearance of Xleak Bot highlights how credential abuse has become more automated and accessible. By packaging exposed data into a simple bot, even low-skill actors can exploit sensitive information at scale. Strong authentication, ongoing monitoring, and modern data protection standards are essential to limit the damage from tools like this.