638 Login Pairs Surface From the Winery ULP 660 LINES File

HEROIC analysts identified a combolist file called Winery ULP 660 LINES circulating in a Telegram channel in August 2026, containing 638 sets of email addresses and passwords. Anyone whose login appears in this file has their password sitting in plain text next to their email, ready for anyone to use. The only way to know for certain whether you're one of the 638 is to scan your email.

Why a Small File Still Carries Big Risk

A combolist this size might look minor next to the million record dumps HEROIC tracks, but size has nothing to do with how useful it is to an attacker. Each line pairs a working email address with its actual password, no cracking, no guessing required. Anyone who downloads this file can log into whatever service that password unlocks within seconds.

What Was Exposed

• Email Addresses: gives an attacker your username and a direct channel for phishing or account recovery attempts.
• Plaintext Password: readable and usable immediately, no password cracking needed to log in.
• URLs: tells the attacker exactly which site or login page the credentials belong to.

The Real Cost of a Working Login

When a password is already in plain text, an attacker doesn't need special tools to cause damage. They can log into the account directly, lock out the real owner, and use it as a stepping stone into email, banking, or shopping accounts if the same password was reused elsewhere.

How a File Like This Gets Built

A combolist is assembled by pulling matching email and password pairs from older leaks and stealer infections, then packaging them so criminals can test each pair against other websites in bulk. It isn't proof of a new hack against any single company, just proof that these credentials are now circulating and can be tried anywhere.

Were You Part of the Winery ULP 660 LINES File?

Start by taking a moment to scan your email and see what turns up. If your address is listed, change the password tied to it right away, and update it anywhere else you used the same one. This matters whether the account is personal or tied to your job, since either one can open doors to more of your accounts.