96,255 Records Mark the Combo Fr Mixed 15 Combolist Dump

The number is 96,255: that is how many records HEROIC analysts counted inside Combo Fr Mixed 15, a combolist dated January 13, 2026 that pairs email addresses with plaintext passwords and the URLs those logins open. Ninety six thousand is large enough to blend into background noise, yet small enough that each entry still represents one real inbox and one real password someone is still using today. Scale alone does not tell you whether you are affected, only a direct check does. Scan your email to find out if you are part of that count.

What 96,255 Exposed Logins Actually Means for You

A six-figure record count can feel abstract, but it does not dilute the risk to any single person on the list. Whether a combolist holds a few hundred records or close to a hundred thousand, every line still gives an attacker a working email, password, and destination to try it against. The size mainly tells you how many automated login attempts a buyer of this file can run in one sitting.

Breaking Down the Combo Fr Mixed 15 Records

• Email Addresses: identifies the account owner and supports targeted phishing against that specific inbox.
• Plaintext Password: already readable, so it can be tested against the listed account instantly.
• URLs: shows exactly which login page the credentials belong to, removing any guesswork.

One Reused Password, Many Open Doors

If your email and password appear among these 96,255 records, the immediate risk is whatever account the listed URL points to. The bigger risk is every other account where you used that same password, since none of those are protected just because they weren't the one originally captured. Credential stuffing tools are built specifically to test one stolen password across dozens of other sites at once.

How a File This Size Gets Assembled

Combolists reach this scale by merging credentials pulled from multiple smaller leaks and infostealer captures into a single running file, then labeling it with a version number as new batches are added. That numbering is why files like this one keep appearing in sequence rather than as a single release. According to HEROIC analysts, the mixed sourcing is also why no single company can be blamed for a combolist like this one.

Where Do You Fall in These 96,255 Records?

Go scan your email against HEROIC's index to see whether you are one of the 96,255. If your details match, update that password right away, on the listed account and anywhere else you reused it, including any work email you may have used for the same site.