[QILIN] – Ransomware Victim: Productive Tool Products
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On 2025-10-28 13:47:50.501877, a leak page attributed to the threat group Qilin lists Productive Tool Products as a victim in the Manufacturing sector. The post presents the incident as a data-leak/extortion event rather than a straightforward encryption breach, indicating that sensitive corporate data was exfiltrated from the victim’s network. There is no separate compromise date provided on the page, so the posted timestamp is treated here as the post date. The leak includes a claim URL, signaling public disclosure and potential monetization of the stolen data, while no ransom amount is disclosed in the visible portion of the leak.
The page is accompanied by three image assets, described in metadata as visuals intended to corroborate the exfiltration claims; their exact contents are not detailed in the summary. The body excerpt reveals embedded web-application code resembling a site’s sign-up and login flow, including captcha and input-validation logic, which suggests the leak page either mirrors or references the victim’s online presence. The excerpt also contains an FTP reference that appears to include credentials, though such sensitive details are redacted in the published data. PII such as emails, phone numbers, and addresses has been redacted in this report. The overall presentation—three images plus a claim URL and extortion framing—aligns with a data-leak publication typical of ransomware operations, with no explicit ransom figure shown in the accessible content.
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