Ransomware group N0n has claimed responsibility for a data breach at Infutor Data Solutions, a US company specialising in consumer identity data and analytics, and says it has exposed datasets running into billions of records. The listing was discovered by the Ransomware.live tracker on 7 November 2026 and is marked "NOT PAID — EXPOSED", meaning the group says it published the data after a ransom demand went unpaid. Infutor has not publicly confirmed the incident, and the row counts should not be treated as proof of how many people are affected.

The scale of the alleged leak

According to the listing, the exposed material includes a production table of 590,404,149 rows of consumer survey response data, a warehouse table of more than 1.7 billion consumer rows containing names and dates of birth, and a consumer address table of more than 1.1 billion rows. It also reportedly contains 102,062 full identity records, state-level delivery work files of 203,505,791 rows carrying names, birth years, cleartext email addresses and IP addresses, and a property scoring table of 151,864,181 rows. Critically, the listing also claims client delivery credentials were stored in plaintext.

Why plaintext credentials raise the alarm

If the credentials claim is accurate, attackers could use them to gain further unauthorised access to client systems, turning one breach into a supply-chain problem for the firms that buy Infutor's data. The listing is the second major N0n disclosure of the day alongside the Higginbotham leak, underlining how quickly the group is publishing. As with all leak-site claims, the figures come from the criminals themselves and remain unverified until Infutor or investigators confirm what was taken. Consumers cannot check their own exposure from the listing, but the episode is a reminder of how much personal data identity brokers hold.

[Source: QPulse / Quasar CyberTech](https://qpulse.quasarcybertech.com/news/7983/n0n-ransomware-group-exposes-massive-datasets-from-infutor-data-solutions) | [Source: Netcrook](https://netcrook.com/written_article?slug=n0n-infutor-data-set-haul-unverified&lang=en)