Qilin Claims Galvin Brothers in Ireland as a Ransomware Victim

Summary

A ransomware.live record says Qilin claimed Galvin Brothers, an Irish manufacturing company, as a victim. The post attributes the claim to Qilin’s leak site and says the incident details are unconfirmed.

Key points

• The record names Galvin Brothers in Ireland as the claimed victim and Qilin as the ransomware group.
• The post attributes the claim to Qilin’s leak site and says it was monitored by ransomware.live.
• The post says the group targeted the company and attempted to encrypt systems and extort the victim; these claims are unconfirmed.
• The record lists discovery and publication dates of August 4, 2026.
• The post says it cannot confirm the claim’s accuracy and invites an official statement from the company.

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