[QILIN] – Ransomware Victim: Long Island Weight Loss Institute

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Ransomware group:
QILIN
Victim name:
LONG ISLAND WEIGHT LOSS INSTITUTE

AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

Long Island Weight Loss Institute, a United States–based healthcare provider offering physician-supervised weight loss programs designed to treat the whole person, is identified as the victim in the leak post. The page—attributed to the threat actor group qilin—claims the clinic’s network was breached and sensitive data exfiltrated. It outlines the clinic’s services, including medically supervised diet programs, prescription drug programs, and weight loss injections such as Semaglutide and Tirzepatide, and states that the leaked data include financial information and personal data of all patients. The post is dated October 19, 2025, and since no explicit compromise date is provided, this date is treated as the post date. The leak page includes 15 images that appear to be internal documents or slides supporting the claims, and it notes a claim URL on the page, though no ransom amount is shown in the visible content.

From a threat intelligence perspective, the alleged exposure of personal and financial information raises privacy and regulatory concerns for the clinic, particularly given its US base and status as a healthcare provider. The 15 attached images suggest a substantive data presentation or exfiltration of internal materials, though the exact contents are not described in the excerpt. The post does not disclose a specific ransom figure in the provided text, but the presence of a claim URL indicates extortion or data monetization could be a potential objective. Overall, the leak frames a data-leak incident rather than a clearly stated compromise with a payment demand, and stakeholders should monitor for follow-up disclosures or additional data releases.

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