[QILIN] – Ransomware Victim: pandarose[.]ca
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
On October 16, 2025, pandarose.ca, a Canadian technology consulting firm, appears on a ransomware leak page associated with the threat actor group qilin. The victim is described as offering a broad technology services portfolio, including infrastructure, software, digital strategy, and ongoing support. The leak page foregrounds a series of legal documents and contractual materials, highlighting multiple Non-Disclosure Agreements and related arrangements. The excerpt references an NDA between an unnamed client and Panda Rose Consulting Studios Inc., a mutual NDA with another party, a contract for the forensic review of cloud infrastructure, and additional non-disclosure and non-circumvent agreements. It also notes an employee health-status letter and redacts several contact details. The page includes eight image thumbnails that appear to be scans or captures of internal documents; these images are hosted on non-public hosts (including onion-addressed resources), and the URLs are defanged in this summary. The post signals a claim URL is present, implying a data-theft claim, but the excerpt does not provide an explicit ransom amount or downloadable files.
Post date and context: The dataset lists a key date of 2025-10-16 00:00:00.000000, which is treated here as the post date since no separate compromise date is provided. The victim is pandarose.ca, located in Canada, and described within the technology sector. The provided data does not explicitly label the impact as “Encrypted” or “Data leak,” as the impact field is empty; however, the presence of NDAs, internal-document imagery, and a claim URL is consistent with leak-page activity typical of data-exfiltration-focused intrusions. No downloadable content or ransom figure is disclosed in the excerpt. Overall, the page underscores the risk profile for technology consulting firms handling confidential client agreements and sensitive operational materials when confronted with a ransomware operation.
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