1629 Fresh Hotmails Jiromewasckets Leak: 1,521 Logins Exposed

HEROIC analysts recovered a combolist called 1629 Fresh Hotmails Jiromewasckets, posted to Telegram on January 13, 2026, containing 1,521 email and password login pairs along with the URLs where each one was used. The addresses in the file are tied to the Hotmail email service, bundled together with their plaintext passwords and ready to reuse. If you use a Hotmail address for any account, the only way to know whether your login made it into this file is to scan your email.

Why This Hotmail List Is an Easy Target

This file is dangerous because the passwords sit next to their matching email address in plain text, with no encryption to slow anyone down. A criminal can load the list into automated login tools and test every pair against popular websites in minutes. Because the URLs are included, attackers already know which service each login was captured from, making automated reuse attacks even faster.

What This Combolist Contains

• Email Addresses: identifies the account and opens the door to targeted phishing.
• Plaintext Password: works immediately with no cracking needed.
• URLs: shows attackers exactly which site or app each login unlocks.

Why a Reused Hotmail Password Is Risky

Email accounts are often the key that resets everything else, from banking logins to social media. Anyone who reused their Hotmail password on other sites risks an attacker working backward from this one login to take over several accounts. Because each entry pairs a working password with the exact site it unlocks, reused credentials turn a single leaked login into several compromised accounts.

How Combolists Like This Get Built

Combolists are assembled by collecting email and password pairs from older leaks, malware logs, or phishing campaigns and combining them into one list organized by theme, in this case Hotmail addresses. They are not usually a new hack on their own, they are a repackaged collection meant to make credential stuffing faster. According to HEROIC analysts, lists titled around one service like this are typically filtered from larger stealer logs or other leaked sources to target one type of account.

Could Your Hotmail Login Be on This List?

The quickest way to find out is to scan your email against this file and HEROIC's full breach index. If your address turns up, change that password immediately and update it anywhere else you used it too. Check any personal or work email address you have used with Hotmail, since combolists like this one often mix both.