178 Logins Exposed in the User_misui_nadlancenter Combolist File

The file User_misui_nadlancenter has been circulating on Telegram since 07 Oct 2025, and it is one of the larger entries in this batch: 178 email and password pairs tied to the misui section of nadlancenter. Like the rest of its family, every password sits in the file as plain, readable text alongside the login URL.

Why this is dangerous

With 178 working pairs and no encryption standing between an attacker and the password, this file is large enough to be worth automating. A script can run through every entry against multiple services in a single pass, and it will not stop at just the site the credentials were built for.

What was exposed

• Email addresses: pinpoint the account owner and enable targeted phishing attempts.
• Plaintext passwords: usable on sight, with no cracking step needed.
• URLs: identify the exact site each password was meant to open.

Why this matters

178 credential pairs is enough volume that this file will likely get folded into larger credential stuffing attempts against email providers and financial sites. If you reused one of these passwords for anything more sensitive than the original account, that is where the real exposure sits.

How this breach type works

User_misui_nadlancenter is a combolist rather than a fresh compromise of any one company. Its 178 pairs were compiled from prior leaks and stealer logs, then bundled together and posted for others to test. The size of the file just means more chances that a given password still works somewhere.

Should I change my passwords now?

Run a free scan your email to see whether your address appears in this file or any other HEROIC has on record. If it does, update the password on the affected account right away and check every other place you may have reused it, including work logins. Do not wait for a follow up notice before acting.