StealthMole Traces ImLupin Credential Operation Across Telegram and Forums

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Summary

StealthMole says it linked ImLupin’s UK credential-dump listings to a rebranded Telegram storefront, two account shops and a historical Telegram ID. Evidence suggests an Indonesian connection, but the seller’s real-world identity remains unresolved.

Key points

  • StealthMole says its monitoring identified 208 listings tied to ImLupin, including an advertised UK email-and-password dump.
  • Researchers connected Telegram channels to the seller through shared branding, contact handles and repeated posts about losing access and rebuilding channels.
  • Historical records tied two changing Telegram usernames to the same numeric user ID, 5717234229; the first name Nordik remained constant.
  • The investigation found two Lupin-branded account storefronts and activity across multiple underground forums. It also identified forwarded credential-checking results, but did not resolve the operators behind Chodev or DATA LOOKUP.
  • Messages in a Palembang community group and casual Indonesian-language posts suggest a possible Indonesian connection, not a confirmed location.
  • StealthMole says a leaked MemeChat record offered a corroborated lead, while a YouNow connection could not be established with confidence; the seller’s real-world identity remains unresolved.

Article Details

Attack Vectors
  • ImLupin advertised UK email-and-password dumps on underground forums.
  • The operation used Telegram channels and branded storefront websites to sell checked mail access and verified accounts.
  • Credential-checking tools were shown processing records and producing plaintext hit results; the article does not identify the tools or explain their methods.

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