Check Now: Winery ULP 150.000 LINES Exposed 20,576 Plaintext Passwords

Winery ULP 150.000 LINES is a file HEROIC analysts found on Telegram in August 2026, exposing 20,576 email and plaintext password pairs tied to specific site URLs. There is one way to know if you are affected: scan your email now.

Why Waiting Is the Wrong Move Here

Every password in this file is already readable in plain text, so there is no delay built in for an attacker to work through. The moment someone opens this file, every login inside it is ready to try.

What Is Actually in This File

• Email Addresses: a real inbox an attacker can target right now.
• Plaintext Password: usable immediately, with nothing to crack.
• URLs: shows the exact site tied to each login.

What Happens If You Do Not Check

Leaving a login unchecked means an attacker gets to try it first, on the listed site or anywhere else the password may have been reused. That can mean a locked account, unauthorized activity, or worse before you even know something is wrong. It can also mean weeks of cleanup afterward, resetting passwords everywhere and watching for further attempts that reuse the same exposed credentials.

How This Kind of File Gets Made

A combolist is built from email and password pairs already exposed in earlier leaks, gathered together and matched to the sites each one opens. Nobody had to break into a single company to create it, just collect logins that are already known to work.

Two Steps To Take on Winery ULP 150.000 LINES Right Now

First, scan your email to see if you are listed. Second, if you are, change that password immediately, on the listed site and everywhere else you used it. Do this for both your personal and work email addresses, since either one can turn up in a file like this.