[QILIN] – Ransomware Victim: Integral Networks
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On October 22, 2025, a ransomware leak post attributed to the actor group qilin identifies Integral Networks as the victim. The page positions Integral Networks as a United States–based technology company operating in Sacramento that provides IT services, with a focus on responsive support for legal firms and other sectors such as construction, manufacturing, and finance. The post reads as a public intrusion announcement common to ransomware leak sites and implies that data was exfiltrated as part of the attack. The provided metadata does not explicitly label the impact as encrypted or as a data leak, and no ransom amount is cited in the available data. The leak page includes a claim URL for additional verification or context, but there are no screenshots, images, or downloadable assets reported in the dataset.
Evidence on the leak page is limited: there are no screenshots or images present, and no attachments or downloadable files are indicated. The only externally referenced element is the presence of a claim URL. Since a specific compromise date is not provided, the post date of October 22, 2025 is treated as the event date for this entry. The summary preserves the victim name and redacts any potential PII beyond what is already provided, and it omits other company names mentioned in the surrounding context. No explicit ransom demand or detailed data categories are disclosed in the available data.
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