Oil or fuel facility
Quaker State Mexico — Qilin ransomware group claims data-theft attack
Claim listed 21 August 2026
Naucalpan de Juárez, State of Mexico, Mexico (corporate marker)
Map
19.4740, -99.2390
What happened
The Qilin ransomware/extortion group listed Quaker State Mexico among victims added to its dark-web leak site on 21 August. Independent ransomware indexes captured the listing, but the company had not acknowledged a breach and no public technical evidence, stolen-data sample, ransom demand or operational disruption was available when this record was added. Quaker State Mexico produces and distributes automotive and industrial lubricants and is associated with Shell-branded lubricant operations in Mexico; this corporate marker does not identify a compromised plant or assert an attack on operational technology. Because the only evidence is the extortion group's own claim as relayed by monitoring services, the event is recorded as an unconfirmed data-theft claim rather than a documented ransomware incident.
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- Evidence
- Unconfirmed
- Confidence
- Unverified
- Infrastructure
- Oil or fuel facility
- Current temperature
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- Latitude
- 19.4740°
- Longitude
- -99.2390°
Attribution
Claimed by Qilin ransomware group
The claim appears on Qilin's criminal leak site and ransomware-monitoring indexes. Quaker State Mexico has not confirmed a breach, and no independent forensic evidence was found.
