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ABILENE, Texas — According to an article by Comparitech, Russian-based ransomware group Qilin claims to have stolen 477 GB of data from the City of Abilene with a demanded ransom that has to be ...

According to a Comparitech article, a Russian-based ransomware group known as Qilin claims to have stolen 477 gigabytes of data from the City of Abilene. Qilin is demanding a ransom to be paid by ...

The Qilin battery (English "Kirin") is considered a noticeable upgrade, compared to the already successful CATL's battery systems. As we described before, ...

Based on the mythological Kirin of Japan, which in turn bears immense similarities to Qilin from China, Kirin made its first appearance back in the original Monster Hunter in 2004.

The article calls Qilin a “ransomware gang” that began claiming responsibility for attacks on its data leak site in late 2022. “Based in Russia, Qilin mainly targets victims through phishing ...

Named for a mythical Chinese unicorn, Qilin, which was also known as Agenda for a while, emerged in 2022 with a highly-customisable ransomware locker with both Golang and Rust versions.

The Qilin ransomware group has been active for over two years. Hence, they are well aware of potential vulnerabilities inside large networks. The entire attack had an 18-day gestation period, ...

The Qilin ransomware group has been using a new tactic and deploys a custom stealer to steal account credentials stored in Google Chrome browser. The credential-harvesting techniques has been ...

Qilin ransomware targets Google Chrome, which holds over 65% of the browser market share. Therefore, the attackers could potentially access a vast array of usernames and passwords stored by users.

Qilin, the ransomware group believed to be behind the recent Synnovis attack, has been observed stealing credentials stored in Google Chrome after gaining access to a target’s network.. Researchers at ...

The article said Qilin claims it stole 477 GB of data from the city and threatens to make it available for public download. The Reporter News reached out to city officials Tuesday for comment on ...