[QILIN] – Ransomware Victim: Bay West
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
Bay West LLC is described as providing environmental consulting and remediation services for government and commercial enterprises, with offerings that include industrial storm water permitting and brownfield site assessment. A leak post published by the threat group identified as Qilin designates Bay West as a victim of a ransomware-related disclosure. The material specifies a post date of 2025-10-15 and, in the absence of a distinct compromise date, this appears to be the date associated with the leak publication. The page notes the presence of a claim URL and includes three image assets, suggesting the post contains or references supplemental materials such as internal visuals, although the exact content of those images is not described in the summary. No explicit ransom amount is provided within the accessible data. The record also indicates there are no downloadable items offered on the page.
The leak page lists three image assets in neutral terms, which are commonly used to illustrate internal materials or branding related to the victim. The accompanying body excerpt includes a server-side error message and references contact details that have been redacted to remove PII (for example, a Jabber handle has been redacted). The data also references an IT-style contact string and an FTP-like address that includes credentials, both of which are redacted in the provided dataset. A TOX code fragment is present in the excerpt, and the page indicates an additional claim URL—consistent with a ransomware leak post intent to publicize the breach and provide a channel for further content—though the exact nature of the compromise (encryption, data exposure, or ransom demand) and any monetary figure are not stated in the supplied material.
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