In late 2025, the Qilin ransomware group claimed to have breached four international companies: Chinup Technology (Taiwan), Chris Rodriguez Installers (United States), Meduane Habitat (France), and APM Finance GmbH (Germany). The group stated that it exfiltrated sensitive data from all four victims. This included technical drawings and financial data from Chinup, financial and personal employee/client data from Chris Rodriguez Installers, personal information of tenants, employees, and financial records from Meduane Habitat, and extensive financial data and personal information of employees and clients from APM Finance GmbH.
However, there is no verified information available in the provided sources to confirm these data breaches or the specific types of data exposed. No numbers of affected individuals, specific data types beyond general claims (e.g., SSN, medical, financial), or official breach notifications have been publicly confirmed for these incidents. Information on potential legal actions, such as class-action lawsuits, also remains unknown.
As details can emerge later and notices may be delayed, the full scope of this incident remains unclear.