1,731 Hotmail Logins Leaked by Telegram User Kommander0

1,731. That's how many Hotmail email and password pairs a Telegram user going by the handle Kommander0 uploaded on June 26, 2025, in a file bluntly titled 1.7K Just HOTMAIL Just Hits.

Why This Is Dangerous

Unlike a lot of anonymous drops that could have come from anywhere, this one carries an actual handle attached to it, Kommander0, someone actively building a reputation for delivering verified, working Hotmail credentials. Sellers like Kommander0 are running an ongoing buisness rather than a one off dump, and that kind of branding matters because a seller with a name to protect has an incentive to make sure the 1,731 records in this file actually work, rather than padding it with dead or duplicate entries.

What Was Exposed

• 1,731 Hotmail email addresses
• Plaintext passwords confirmed as working hits
• URLs identifying the exact login pages each credential accesses

Why This Matters

When a seller like Kommander0 labels a file just hits, they're telling potential buyers every single record has already been tested and confirmed. For the 1,731 people whose Hotmail credentials are in this file, that means there's no uncertainty on the attacker's side, the accounts were verified as accessible on June 26, 2025, and there's a real chance they remain accessible today if nothing has changed.

How Named Sellers Like Kommander0 Operate

Threat actors who attach a consistent handle to their uploads are usually running an ongoing operation rather than a one off dump, building a track record across multiple releases so future buyers trust the quality of what they're selling. To keep that reputaton intact, sellers like this one typically run stolen Hotmail credentials through automated login checks before publishing, discarding anything that fails and packaging only the confirmed hits, exactly the process that produced this 1,731 record file.

Check If You Are Affected

A seller with a reputation to protect is, in a strange way, more dangerous to check against, because the data they release tends to actually work. HEROIC's free scanner searches a database of more than 400 billion leaked records, including verified stealer logs like this one from Kommander0, and tells you whether your Hotmail address was part of the 1,731 exposed here. If it was, change your password now, don't delay changeing it, and avoid reusing it anywhere else.