A Cleaned Credential List: 01.All-Passwords-Clean Exposed 1,495 Logins

HEROIC analysts reviewed a Telegram file named 01.All-Passwords-Clean, dated November 2025, holding 1,495 records of email addresses, plaintext passwords, and the web pages those logins open. Unlike a raw dump, a file labeled clean has already been sorted to remove duplicates and dead entries, which means what remains is more likely to still work. Scanning your email will tell you if you are on this list.

A Smaller File Can Still Be a Sharper One

Fifteen hundred records is a modest number compared to some leaks, but a cleaned file trades size for reliability. Someone has already filtered out logins that no longer work, leaving behind a shorter list that an attacker can trust to be current and worth testing right away.

What Made the Cut in This File

• Email Addresses: single out the account holder for phishing emails or password reset attempts.
• Plaintext Passwords: stored in plain readable form, ready for immediate use with no extra steps.
• URLs: confirm exactly which login page each password pair was pulled from.

Why a Filtered List Deserves Your Attention

Because someone already removed the entries that failed, every remaining line in this file carries a higher chance of being a working login. That raises the odds of account takeover for anyone whose credentials survived the cleanup, especially if the same password protects more than one account.

How a Cleaned Combolist Gets Made

A combolist starts as a rough collection of email and password pairs gathered from various sources, then gets sorted and tested until only the working entries remain. It is not proof any single company was hacked. It is a refined list built purely to separate active credentials from dead ones.

Did the 01.All-Passwords-Clean File Include You?

The only way to know for sure is to scan your email right now. If your address shows up, change that password immediately and replace it anywhere else you used it, since a filtered file means the entry is likely still active. This applies to work inboxes just as much as personal ones.