[QILIN] – Ransomware Victim: Turnkey Africa
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
Turnkey Africa, a Kenyan-based technology solutions provider serving the insurance sector across Africa, is listed as a ransomware leak victim in a post dated October 15, 2025. The leak page describes Turnkey Africa as offering a broad suite of technology services for insurers, including core insurance systems, digital engagement, AI‑driven analytics, and enterprise resource planning, highlighting more than two decades of industry experience. The post frames the incident as a data breach involving data exfiltration, noting that the total amount of data exfiltrated is not disclosed. A claim URL is referenced on the page, which is typical of ransom or data‑use narratives associated with leak sites. The post is accompanied by three image assets described only at a high level; the exact contents of these images are not disclosed in the excerpt. There is no ransom figure or explicit encryption status described in the visible content.
In addition to the narrative text, the leak page includes non-public contact elements and credentials (for example a Jabber address and FTP access), with identifying details redacted in this report. The page features three images that accompany the post and appear to be screenshots or visuals related to the claimed data, though their specific content is not described. The post date remains October 15, 2025, and no separate compromise date is provided beyond the post date. The victim’s country is Kenya. Attribution is given to the group qilin. The content underscores the ongoing risk ransomware operators pose to technology-driven service providers within Africa’s insurance and financial services ecosystem.
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