Europol says a reward offered for information on two members of the Qilin ransomware group is fake. Several news websites reported in recent days that Europol is offering a reward of up to $50,000 for information on “two primary administrators” of the ransomware gang. The message, reportedly posted on a Telegram channel run by Europol, says the suspects, known online as Haise and XORacle, coordinate affiliates and oversee extortion activities. Europol told SecurityWeek that it’s a “scam” and the message does not come from the law enforcement agency. Europol has official accounts on Instagram, LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, YouTube and Facebook, but it does not have a Telegram channel. Qilin, aka Agenda, is a highly active ransomware group that has been around since 2022. This year, the…