Part 14 of ArtHouse Cloud Combo Exposed 8.27 Million Records

ArtHouse Cloud Combo Part 14 exposed 8,269,641 email addresses paired with plaintext passwords and login URLs. The file is dated August 22, 2026. That's it, that's the leak.

Eight million plus records is large enough that individual attention from an attacker isn't required, automation handles the rest. Scan your email now to check if you're one of the 8,269,641.

The File in Plain Terms

No elaborate backstory here, just a combolist, numbered Part 14 in a larger series, containing millions of working email and password combinations. Each record lists the exact site the password was captured from, which removes any guesswork for whoever is using the file.

What Was Exposed

• Email addresses, identifying more than eight million individual accounts
• Plaintext passwords, already readable with nothing left to crack
• URLs, pointing directly to the login page tied to each password

Why This Matters

A file this large gets run through automated tools that test every email and password combination against major websites in bulk. Anyone in this file who reused a password on a different account faces the same risk there too, since the same credential often works in more than one place.

How Part 14 Fits the Bigger Combolist Series

Numbered combo parts like this one are pieces of a much larger master file, built from a mix of older breaches and stealer logs, then divided into distributable chunks. Part 14 is simply this particular slice of that larger collection, released and circulated on its own.

Check Your Exposure Now

Run a free scan your email lookup against HEROIC's breach database. A match means it's time to change that password immediately, everywhere you've used it, and add extra login protection where available. Do this for work email as well as personal accounts.