In one of the largest suspected data exposure events linked to India, an alleged leak connected to Hi-Tek Group of Companies is claimed to involve data of over 850 million Indian users. While official confirmation is limited, multiple cybersecurity monitoring and breach-tracking sources have referenced a massive dataset being circulated in underground communities.
Based on threat-intelligence discussions and breach reports, the leaked material may include:
• Full names (sometimes with father’s/middle names)
• Residential and regional address data
• Mobile numbers (including old/inactive ones in some cases)
• Email addresses linked to services
• Government-issued ID references (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport in some entries)
• Document reference numbers used for KYC or verification
• In some instances, health-related or vaccination metadata
This mix of identifiers creates a high-risk profile for identity theft, SIM-swap fraud, phishing attacks, account takeovers, and financial scams.
The complete database is not freely or publicly available on regular platforms.