Lynx Claims Breaches of Keller Polska and Lion of Africa Insurance
Summary
The Lynx ransomware group claims on its leak site that it breached Keller Polska and Lion of Africa Insurance, alleging exposure of internal documents, presentations, client references, project data, calendars and staff directories. The claims are unverified.
Key points
- Lynx claims it breached Keller Polska and Lion of Africa Insurance Company Ltd.
- The article attributes the claims to the group’s dark web leak site; the alleged breaches are not independently confirmed.
- The group says the exposed materials include internal documents, corporate presentations and client references.
- Other allegedly exposed items include project and machinery data, company photos and logos, calendars, and staff directories.
Article Details
- Victim
- Keller Polska; Lion of Africa Insurance Company Ltd
- Encryption Status
- Unknown; the article does not report whether either victim's data was encrypted.
- Exfiltration Status
- Lynx claims to have exfiltrated data; this is not independently confirmed.
- Exfiltrated Data
- The actor reportedly lists internal company materials and documents, corporate presentations, client references, company photos and logos, project and machinery data, internal calendars, and staff directories.
- Leak Status
- Lynx reportedly listed the organizations as alleged victims and posted proof of compromise on its leak site. The claims and proof are not independently verified in the article.
Threat Actors
Countries
Industries
GeotechnicalAlleged victim Keller Polska is a geotechnical market leader operating across Poland and Europe.InsuranceTheir latest alleged victims include Keller Polska and Lion of Africa Insurance Company Ltd, with exposed internal documents, corporate presentations, client references, company photos and logos, project and machinery