Cybersecurityconnect.Au Bathurst RSL Club Contained Qilin Ransomware Attack
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- •Bathurst RSL Club confirmed a ransomware attack by the Qilin group.
- •No impact on gaming and membership systems; personal information was compromised.
- •Qilin ransomware group has over 2,400 victims since 2022, employing double extortion tactics.
The Bathurst RSL Club confirmed it recently contained a cyber security incident linked to the Qilin ransomware group, which listed the club as a victim on October 22. CEO Peter Sargent stated that the club's gaming and membership management systems were not affected, and they are notifying individuals whose personal information was involved. The Qilin group, known for its ransomware-as-a-service model, has claimed over 2,400 victims since its emergence in 2022. The hackers published 30 documents and passport scans related to RSL staff, with further data release expected within two days. The club has engaged cyber security experts and is operating normally while the investigation continues.
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