HEROIC Uncovers Combo Fr Mixed 12: 96,363 Credentials Exposed

HEROIC analysts came across Combo Fr Mixed 12 on January 13, 2026, a combolist holding 96,363 records of email addresses, plaintext passwords, and the URLs each password opens. It surfaced alongside several similarly numbered files moving through the same Telegram channel, part of a pattern of mixed-source combolists released in batches. Nothing about the discovery narrows down who is affected, which is exactly the problem. Scanning your email is the only way to rule yourself in or out.

What Analysts Found in the Combo Fr Mixed 12 Batch

Finding a file like this is routine work for HEROIC analysts, who track Telegram channels known for distributing combolists. What stood out with Combo Fr Mixed 12 was its place in a longer numbered sequence, suggesting the same source keeps adding new batches rather than releasing one static file. That pattern makes repeat scanning worthwhile, since later numbers can contain different people than earlier ones.

The Records Inside Combo Fr Mixed 12

• Email Addresses: identifies the account owner tied to each line in the file.
• Plaintext Password: usable immediately, with nothing standing between discovery and an attempted login.
• URLs: points directly at the site or service each password was captured from.

Why a Batch Release Doesn't Mean Low Risk

Because this file is one of many numbered batches, it might be tempting to assume any single one carries less weight. In practice, each batch is a complete, usable set of credentials on its own, and an attacker only needs one working match to cause damage. Spreading records across numbered files does not make any individual record safer.

How Mixed Combolists Like This One Come Together

Each numbered Combo Fr Mixed file is assembled by pulling fresh email and password pairs from smaller leaks and stealer logs, then packaging them for distribution on Telegram. The numbering simply tracks the order of release rather than the order the data was originally stolen. According to HEROIC analysts, this kind of batching is common among sellers who want a steady stream of files to offer.

Was Your Email Part of This Discovery?

Run a quick check: scan your email against the 96,363 records in this batch. If you find a match, change the exposed password immediately on the listed account and anywhere else you reused it, including your work email if applicable.