THREAT WATCH · October 01, 2026 · RANSOMWARE LISTING
LOCKBIT5 has listed consilio.com in its ransomware victim feed
Intel128 Threat Watch has recorded a new ransomware listing for consilio.com. The organization is listed under the domain consilio.com. The record carries a date of October 01, 2026.
- Attack group
- LOCKBIT5
- Listed domain
- consilio.com
- Record date
- October 01, 2026
Key takeaways
- LOCKBIT5 lists consilio.com as of October 01, 2026 in its public victim feed.
- A listing is strong signal, not a confirmed breach - disclosure status: no statement recorded.
- The Intel128 record carries no country or sector - treat specifics as unconfirmed.
- Organizations in this position should rotate credentials and review sign-in logs now, not later.
The listing
- Attack group: LOCKBIT5
- Listed domain: consilio.com
- Record date: October 01, 2026
What this means
Ransomware groups publish victim lists to pressure payment and to signal capability. A listing like this one is strong intelligence that the group reached into consilio.com's environment - but until the organization confirms it, the listing remains a claim on an attacker-side feed, not a verified incident.
If the listing is accurate, the exposure window usually starts well before publication: credentials taken during the intrusion may still be valid, and reused passwords are the most common follow-on failure. The honest read is therefore one of urgency, not alarm.
Recommended next steps
- Rotate credentials for every account tied to the listed domain; force MFA re-enrollment.
- Review IdP sign-in logs for unfamiliar locations or service-principal activity around the record date.
- Check whether the same password pattern exists in adjacent systems (VPN, ticketing, mail).
- If you work at or with this organization: confirm incident status internally before responding externally.
The group's own entry reads, verbatim: "consilio.com".
SOURCE: INTEL128 THREAT INTELLIGENCE FEED (UPDATED OCT 02, 2026). A listing is a record on an attacker-side ransomware tracker - strong signal, not a confirmed breach. Intel128 publishes what the feed shows and no more.