J1NX5 claims that an INCES database containing more than 2 million records was sold
On June 24, 2026, VECERT Analyzer published an OSINT alert indicating that the actor J1NX5 claimed to be selling a database from the National Institute for Training and Socialist Education (INCES), allegedly containing more than 2 million user or student records. The public source describes the case as an active and unconfirmed threat. No official public confirmation from INCES or a government agency was found, nor was there any independent forensic validation of the samples in the reviewed open-source materials.
Overview
Missing evidence
Impact details
2,000,000 Exposed records
Public OSINT and media reports describe an alleged leak of more than 2 million records from INCES, possibly including names, ID numbers, geographic locations, and student or user records. The authenticity of the dataset and the source system remain unconfirmed.
Classification & severity
- Category
- Information content security
- Subtype
- Leak of confidential information
- Confidence
- Low
Multiple public OSINT sources and media outlets support reports of an alleged data sale in which INCES is said to be involved, but the information remains based on statements from those involved and has not been confirmed.
Severity assessment
High- Information impact
- Personal data
- Affected scope
- National
- Critical service
- None
- Public confidence
- Moderate
Several public reports describe an alleged sale of more than 2 million INCES records containing staff and student data. The severity remains high due to the volume, but the confidence level remains low due to the lack of official or technical confirmation.
Timeline
VECERT Analyzer reported that J1NX5 claimed to be selling an INCES database containing more than 2 million records.