Deadlock claims Fidex in Mexico

Deadlock included Fidex, an organization identified as Mexican, among its ransomware claims, according to records from HookPhish and RansomLook. The available information describes the case as a report from the group, not as independent confirmation of a successful compromise or an intrusion verified by Fidex or by any authority.

What is known about the claim?

HookPhish attributes the claim to Deadlock and presents it as a reported incident against Fidex, while making clear that the post does not amount to independent verification of access to the systems. RansomLook, for its part, recorded Fidex in its list of recent posts associated with the same group.

What do the available records show?

RansomLook placed Fidex in its recent posts with a timestamp of November 8, 2026, at 20:25:42 UTC. That detail supports that there was a post attributed to Deadlock, but it adds no further evidence about the real scope of the incident or any external technical confirmation.

HookPhish also makes clear that the available material should be read as a claim, not as definitive confirmation. In this kind of record, the distinction matters, a ransomware tracker can document that a group claimed a case, but it does not by itself prove that the intrusion was independently validated.

For now, the research material only shows that Deadlock added Fidex to its list of claims and that the mention was recorded by two specialized sources. The material provided includes no public confirmation from Fidex or from an independent authority of a successful compromise.