Winery ULP 184.000.000 LINES Combolist Leaks 15.36 Million Logins
HEROIC analysts identified a combolist labeled Winery ULP 184.000.000 LINES on a Telegram channel in August 2026. Once cleaned of duplicates, the file still contained 15,362,641 usable email and password pairs, making it one of the larger single credential batches HEROIC has reviewed recently. Scanning your email is the only way to know if your login sits among them.
What Sets a Combolist This Size Apart
Most leaks HEROIC tracks number in the thousands or low millions. A file over 15 million lines means whoever assembled it pulled from a wide range of older leaks and stolen credential sources, combining them into a single searchable archive that criminals can run at scale.
What Was Exposed
- Email Addresses: confirms who each credential belongs to and gives attackers a target for phishing.
- Plaintext Password: stored as readable text, so it works the moment the file is opened.
- URLs: shows which site or service each password pair was originally tied to.
The Practical Risk of a File This Large
Scale changes how a file gets used. A batch this size gets fed into automated tools that test every pair against dozens of popular services at once, meaning your odds of being caught up in an automated login attempt rise with the size of the file.
Where This Volume of Data Comes From
A combolist this large isn't the result of one company being hacked, it's the product of years of smaller leaks and stealer infections being merged together, formatted, and redistributed as a single resource.
Check the Winery ULP 184.000.000 LINES File for Your Email
Scan your email to see if you're one of the 15,362,641. If you are, change that password immediately, on both personal and work accounts, since a file this size can touch either kind.
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