Chile's Consalud Appears in Qilin Claim

Isapre Consalud was included in a ransomware claim attributed to Qilin, but so far there is only a record of that claim and no independent confirmation of a breach. Ransomware.live listed it as a claimed victim by Qilin on Nov. 2, 2026, while HookPhish cited a supposed data leak without verifying its authenticity or scope.

What is known about the claim?

The claim was presented as a Qilin attribution against Isapre Consalud, a Chilean [health-sector](/en/news/latam-ransomware-targets-health) organization. HookPhish reported on the alleged attack and linked it to a purported data leak, but said it did not provide independent confirmation of the intrusion.

In its report, HookPhish also did not confirm the volume of the data, its contents or the authenticity of the information allegedly obtained. That leaves the mention in the realm of a notice or post attributed to a criminal group, not a verified fact backed by independent public evidence.

What does Ransomware.live confirm?

Ransomware.live confirms that Isapre Consalud was recorded as a claimed victim by Qilin on Nov. 2, 2026, but that only confirms its inclusion in the list and does not prove the attack happened. The distinction matters, because the site documents claims published by actors, not forensic validation of a compromise.

What does Security Arsenal's analysis say?

Security Arsenal said Qilin's listings are claims published by a criminal organization and that viewing the listing independently does not confirm the named entity was compromised. That analysis did not include a specific verification of a breach against Isapre Consalud, so the case still lacks independent public confirmation.

Based on the material available, the only solid basis is that Isapre Consalud appears in Qilin's list of claims and that there was a reference to a supposed data leak. There is no public validation from the company, from a Chilean authority or from an independent news source regarding the intrusion or the authenticity of the documents mentioned.