A Combolist Named Winery ULP 187.000 LINES Held 69,480 Logins

Winery ULP 187.000 LINES is a combolist that HEROIC analysts found on Telegram in August 2026, holding 69,480 email and plaintext password pairs tied to specific site URLs. Scanning your email is the only way to confirm whether your login is part of it.

What Makes a Combolist Worth Worrying About

A combolist packages working email and password combinations together, which means there is no cracking or guessing standing between an attacker and an actual login attempt. Every one of the 69,480 pairs here is ready to use exactly as it appears in the file.

What This Combolist Contains

• Email Addresses: identifies a real inbox to target.
• Plaintext Password: usable immediately, with no cracking required.
• URLs: shows the exact site each login pair opens.

Why This Type of File Leads to Real Account Loss

Because a combolist groups already working logins by site, an attacker can move quickly from file to login attempt to account access. If the password was reused elsewhere, that access can spread to other accounts belonging to the same person. The larger the combolist, the more efficient that process becomes, since automated tools can work through tens of thousands of entries in a short amount of time.

How a Combolist Differs From a Company Breach

Unlike a breach of one company's own systems, a combolist is built by collecting email and password pairs that already leaked or were exposed elsewhere, then sorting them by the site each one works on. It is essentially a directory of credentials known to still function, put together for other attackers to use.

What To Do Now That This Combolist Is Public

Begin by using the tool to scan your email and check whether you appear in it. If you do, change that password immediately, along with any account where you used the same one. This applies to work email addresses just as much as personal ones.