3,402 Logins Found in Private COMBO Hotmail Access 1 File

HEROIC analysts identified a separate combolist named Private COMBO Hotmail Access 1, dated late January 2026 and holding 3,402 records of Hotmail email addresses, plaintext passwords, and the URLs tied to each one. It is a distinct file from other Private COMBO Hotmail batches circulating from the same source, with its own count of 3,402 records that should not be confused with any other numbered batch. Given how readable the passwords are, now is a good time to scan your email.

A Second Hotmail List, A Separate Set of Records

This file is not the same as other Hotmail focused lists from the same uploader, it holds its own 3,402 records built the same way, narrowed to one webmail provider so an attacker can move straight to testing logins without extra filtering. Keeping each batch separate also makes the records easier for a buyer to verify before use.

Fields Captured in the Access 1 File

• Email Addresses
• Plaintext Password
• URLs

What Happens When a Webmail Login Leaks

A Hotmail account is often tied to password resets on other services, so a working login here can open far more than the inbox itself. Combined with a readable password, that makes account takeover simple for anyone who buys this file, with little extra effort required beyond the initial login attempt.

Building a Targeted Webmail Combolist

These lists are assembled by pulling Hotmail specific credentials out of larger leaked datasets, then pairing each email with its password and a URL showing where it was confirmed to work, making the file ready to use on arrival. That preparation is part of what makes a narrow, verified list more attractive to buyers than a raw, unsorted dump.

Confirm Your Hotmail Address Is Not on This List

Scan your email to see if it appears among these 3,402 records. If it does, change the password immediately and check any linked account, whether personal or tied to work, especially any account where the same password might still be active.