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Quilong is a ransomware and data-extortion threat actor active in 2024. The group has publicly claimed compromises against organizations in Brazil, including multiple plastic surgery centers and a car dealership, and has used a leak site to publish portions of allegedly stolen data in order to pressure victims. Its observed victimology indicates a focus on healthcare-related organizations as well as at least one consumer-facing commercial business. Publicly reported behavior supports assessment of extortion activity centered on data theft and leak-site pressure; there is not enough high-confidence information here to characterize broader tradecraft, malware lineage, or national affiliation.
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