Infinity Learn 2024 Attributed Dataset
The dataset record attributed to Infinity Learn had been published as a verified breach with a 22 August 2024 date, a scope value of 116,943, and five data classes.
Exposed Data Types
5- Alleged email addresses
- Alleged names
- Alleged phone numbers
- Alleged physical addresses
- Alleged customer support tickets
About This Record
Manual review of both locale versions found no company notice, regulator entry, reliable independent report, verified breach-index entry, or original dataset listing supporting those claims. The source field said only “Third party breach” and contained no source URL.
Production evidence does not authenticate the claim either. No import job is associated with this record, and the email, username, password, sensitive-data, and general breach-data collections contain zero local entries linked to its identifier. The fact that infinitylearn.com is a real and working domain does not establish that a 2024 event occurred or that the 116,943 value belongs to the company.
Which claims could not be verified?
It is unknown whether 22 August 2024 represents an incident, access, discovery, or publication date. There is no measurement definition showing whether 116,943 refers to accounts, rows, unique people, or email addresses. Email addresses, names, phone numbers, physical addresses, and customer-support tickets also lack a sample, schema, file manifest, or auditable source. The value is therefore no longer displayed as an affected-person or verified-account count, and the fields are retained only as alleged data classes.
Why was the record retired?
An unsupported education-technology breach can cause unnecessary concern for students and families and falsely attribute an event to the organization. The record is therefore marked unverified and retired and should not appear on public breach pages or in search results. If an original listing with file hashes and a sample schema, a company notice, a regulator record, or reliable independent verification emerges, the event identity, date, count unit, and data fields can be reviewed again from the beginning.
Verification and editorial method
LeakData compares the incident name, date, affected-record count, and exposed data types with accessible sources. Unverified fields are not presented as facts, and records are updated when new evidence becomes available.
Report missing or incorrect information
