LowBreach / campaignMonitoring

Deadlock ransomware group claims attack on Kadick, per RansomLook

RansomLook reports the deadlock ransomware group lists Kadick on its leak site; the claim is unconfirmed, so watch for an official statement.

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Exploitation
No confirmation. The only source is a leak-site tracker listing, which is a claim and not proof.

What happened

According to RansomLook, a ransomware leak-site tracker, the deadlock ransomware group claims Kadick on its leak site. The headline is dated 2026-11-11 and links to an entry that references kadickintegrated.com RansomLook: Kadick: claimed by the deadlock ransomware group on its leak site.

Only the headline could be retrieved. The full article was unreadable, so this advisory could not review any further detail. A leak-site listing is the group’s own claim, not proof of an intrusion.

Not confirmed:

  • Whether Kadick has acknowledged or denied the claim: not confirmed.
  • Whether any attack, theft of data or encryption took place: not confirmed.
  • What data, if any, was taken, and how much: not confirmed.
  • The entry point or method used: not confirmed.
  • Independent verification: none. No outlet other than the tracker carries the story.

Am I affected?

Not confirmed. The source does not say what, if anything, was taken or who is affected. Kadick has not confirmed the claim in the material reviewed. If you do business with Kadick, you cannot determine your exposure from this source alone.

What to do now

  1. Check Kadick’s official channels for a statement and treat the claim as unverified until the company responds.
  2. If you are a Kadick customer or partner, ask your account contact whether the company is investigating, and what, if anything, concerns your data.
  3. Follow standard monitoring of your own accounts and shared credentials with Kadick, as routine practice. This is not drawn from the source.
  4. Re-check this advisory if Kadick or an independent outlet publishes details.

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