Chile's Consalud Reported in Qilin Leak Claim

ADN Radio reported a claimed cyberattack against Chilean health insurer Consalud after analyst Chum1ngo warned on X that Qilin had listed the company on its leak site. According to that coverage, no information was released, and there was still no confirmation of how much data, if any, may have been taken.

What is known about the Consalud case?

The version published by ADN Radio identified Qilin as the group that allegedly singled out Consalud on its leak site, but the incident was not publicly confirmed by the insurer. The report also said no stolen material had been disclosed, and there were no verifiable details on the scope of the possible theft.

Enfoque Digital later published a similar account, though with more detail on the type of information that may have been affected. According to that outlet, Qilin would have accessed internal documents and spreadsheets from Isapre Consalud, but it still did not report any further data release. The piece framed the event as a threat described by analysts, not as an official company confirmation.

How does this connect to reports from Argentina?

Chaco Día por Día published an analysis of the growth of cyberattacks against health institutions in Argentina and mentioned incidents at medical centers in Formosa and Roldán, Santa Fe. It also cited earlier cases involving Hospital El Cruce, Sanatorio Modelo de Buenos Aires, Sanatorio Delta in Rosario, and the Farmar laboratory.

That outlet said the source it consulted did not provide direct confirmation or verifiable details for each case. For that reason, as in the Qilin-linked episode in Chile, the claims remain based on third-party reporting rather than institutional validation in the cited stories.