Qilin Claims Six Organizations as Ransomware Victims

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Summary

The Qilin group lists six alleged victims across several countries and industries. It claims data taken from Inspira includes medical records, identity documents, and other sensitive information.

Key points

  • Qilin claims to have breached Inspira, Muller Technology, A&A Building Material, Longwood Engineering, Exclusive Networks, and Istarpal.
  • The alleged victims span healthcare, manufacturing, retail, cybersecurity services, and education technology.
  • For Inspira, Qilin claims the compromised data includes clinical records, medical certificates, referrals, and patient intake forms.
  • The group also claims the data includes driver’s licenses, health insurance cards, passports, and other government-issued IDs.
  • The article reports the group's claims; it does not independently confirm the breaches or data exposure.

Article Details

Victim
Inspira; Muller Technology; A & A Building Material; Longwood Engineering Company; Exclusive Networks; Istarpal
Encryption Status
Unknown; the source does not report encryption.
Exfiltration Status
Unverified; Qilin alleges that Inspira data was compromised, but the source does not establish exfiltration.
Exfiltrated Data
Qilin alleges that compromised Inspira data includes medical certificates and clinical referrals, driver’s licenses, health insurance cards, passports and government-issued IDs, and patient intake forms and clinical records.
Ransom Demand
Not disclosed
Leak Status
Qilin reportedly posted the six organizations as alleged victims. The source does not establish that data was published.

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