Inside mansory6: 4,600,800 Password and Email Pairs Exposed

HEROIC analysts traced a combolist labeled mansory6 to a Telegram channel on August 22, 2026, and cataloged 4,600,800 email and plaintext password pairs inside it, each one linked to the URL where the login worked. The file sits alongside several other mansory-numbered dumps our team has tracked, but this one stands on its own count and its own date.

What Makes This Dump Dangerous

With 4.6 million matched pairs, an attacker does not need to do any real work beyond loading the file into a credential stuffing tool. Each email already has its password attached, and each password already has a site attached, so testing them against other services becomes a fully automated process running at massive scale.

What Was Exposed

• Email addresses: serve as the login identifier and the target for phishing follow-up.
• Plaintext passwords: readable and directly usable, with no decryption step required.
• URLs: mark the exact service each password was tied to, cutting an attacker's guesswork to zero.

What This Means for Anyone in the File

The core danger with a combolist this size is credential stuffing at scale: bots try each of the 4.6 million pairs against banking sites, email providers, and shopping platforms in bulk. If you reused a password from an account that shows up here, that reused password is now effectively public, and any account sharing it is exposed to takeover.

How a Combolist Like mansory6 Gets Built

Combolists like this one are not the result of a single company getting hacked. They are compiled from older leaks and stealer malware output, cleaned up, and repackaged under a short label before being posted to Telegram for wider distribution. The size and organization of mansory6 suggest real effort went into assembling and verifying the pairs before release.

Is Your Email in the mansory6 Combolist?

Use HEROIC's scan your email tool to check whether your address turns up among the 4.6 million records. If it does, change that password right away, and change it on every other account where you used the same one, prioritizing your email and banking logins first since those unlock the most damage. Give each account a unique password from here forward. This applies equally to a work email address as it does to a personal one, since combolists capture both without distinction.