Analysts Spotted One my.telin.net Login in a Telegram Leak

While reviewing a new Telegram combolist on 23 August 2026, HEROIC analysts found a single my.telin.net login sitting inside it, complete with a plaintext password and the exact URL it was captured from. One record is easy to miss in a larger sweep, but it is still a real, working credential. Search your email below to check it directly.

Why Analysts Flag Even a Single Record

Most combolist coverage focuses on the largest files, but a single verified credential is still someone's real login. HEROIC treats a one-record find the same as a larger file because the exposure risk to that one person is identical either way.

What Was Found

• Email address: identifies exactly who the my.telin.net login belongs to.
• Plaintext password: fully readable, ready to use without any cracking step.
• URL: confirms the login was captured directly from the my.telin.net portal.

What One Exposed Login Can Lead To

If this password was reused on another account, the person behind it faces the same risk as anyone in a much larger leak: an attacker trying the same email and password combination against email providers, banking sites, or workplace systems.

Why This Shows Up as a Single Combolist Entry

This record was pulled from a broader combolist rather than lifted directly from my.telin.net's own systems in an isolated incident. Combolists gather working logins from many sources and sort them by the site each one unlocks, and this time only one my.telin.net entry turned up.

Is This Your my.telin.net Login?

Right away, scan your email to find out for certain. If it matches, change the password immediately and check whether you used the same one anywhere else, since one leaked credential is often the only warning you get before a password is tried elsewhere too. This applies equally to a work email account.