Check Now: HUNTERULP 07-25-2026 9 Exposes 12.2M Login Pairs

HUNTERULP UHQ DATABASE 07-25-2026 9 is a combolist file that HEROIC analysts confirmed holds 12,203,866 plaintext email and password pairs, each tied to a specific login URL, dated 16 August 2026 on the Telegram post where it was shared. Given the size of this file, checking your exposure directly is worth doing now: scan your email to see if your address is inside.

Why this file is dangerous

Twelve million ready to use login pairs is enough to fuel large scale credential stuffing campaigns against banks, retailers, email providers and workplace tools simultaneously. Because the passwords sit in plaintext, an attacker does not need any technical skill to use them, only a script that feeds the list into a login form and records which pairs succeed.

What was exposed

• Email addresses mark out real, active accounts worth targeting.
• Plaintext passwords are usable straight away, with no cracking step required.
• URLs point to the exact service each credential pair was captured for.

Why this matters

Reused passwords are the mechanism that turns this file into real account takeovers. If your password shows up here and you have used it on more than one site, every one of those accounts is exposed the moment someone tests the list, not just the one the credential was originally captured for.

How a combolist this size comes together

This is not a single breach of one company. Files like this are compiled by pooling credentials from many past leaks and stealer log infections into one searchable list, then dating and naming the compilation for distribution. The date in the name reflects when the file was assembled and shared.

Take action: is your address in this 12.2 million record file?

Use HEROIC's free tool to scan your email and check against this and every other file in the database. If you get a match, change that password now, and update any other account, personal or work, where you may have used the same one.