[QILIN] – Ransomware Victim: Zacho-Lind
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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page
Zacho-Lind is listed as a ransomware leak victim attributed to the threat actor group qilin. The leak page frames Zacho-Lind as a Copenhagen-based construction firm with more than 85 years of experience, specializing in infrastructure, concrete works, and utilities, and serving both public and private clients. The description points to a long-standing presence in the Danish construction sector, underscoring the scale of the company’s operations. The post date on the page is 2025-10-25, and no explicit compromise date is provided, so this date should be treated as the post date. A claim URL is indicated on the page (defanged in this summary), but the actual link is not shown here. The available data does not specify a ransom amount or the exact nature of the impact (e.g., encryption versus data leak). There are no downloadable files or visible images attached to the page.
Regarding media content, the leak page contains no screenshots or images, with zero images listed in the data. There are no attachments or downloadable content indicated on the page excerpt. The page attributes the activity to the group qilin, but the data do not provide details about the precise impact beyond the existence of a leak claim. The victim is located in Denmark, and the named entity to preserve in reporting is Zacho-Lind. Because the dataset does not include a disclosed compromise date or a ransom amount, the post date serves as the anchor for the event. The presence of a defanged claim URL suggests the attackers intend to present further information, though no direct URLs are displayed in this summary.
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