Dark Web Intel: 4,613 Logins in the disneyplus Combo File

HEROIC analysts tracked a combolist called disneyplus Combo appearing on Telegram in August 2026, containing 4,613 email and password pairs tested against Disney Plus logins. This is dark web intelligence in its rawest form: real credentials, filtered down to ones that work on a specific streaming service. Scanning your email tells you whether you're one of the 4,613.

What This Intel Actually Shows

A file like this doesn't represent a hack of Disney Plus itself, it represents credentials gathered elsewhere and then run against that platform's login page to see which ones still work. What HEROIC tracks is the result of that filtering: a smaller, more reliable list than the raw leaks it came from.

What Was Exposed

• Email Addresses: identifies the account and gives attackers a target for phishing or recovery abuse.
• Plaintext Password: already readable, meaning it works the moment someone tries logging in with it.
• URLs: confirms which login page each credential pair was tested against.

Why a Filtered List Is More Dangerous Than a Raw One

Every pair in this file has already been confirmed to work somewhere. That verification step is what makes intelligence like this valuable to whoever is collecting it, and risky for anyone whose login ended up on the list.

How Lists Like This Circulate

Combolists tied to a specific service are usually a byproduct of testing much larger combolists against popular login pages, then keeping only the working hits and sharing that smaller, refined list separately.

Check if You're Among the 4,613

Scan your email to find out. If you show up, change your password for that account right away, and anywhere else you used the same one, whether personal or tied to work.