The Gentlemen Ransomware Uses 21 Remote Execution Techniques to Encrypt Entire Networks

Cybersecuritynews •Tushar Subhra Dutta • July 6, 2026

A new ransomware strain called The Gentlemen has emerged as one of the more aggressive threats tracked this year, combining strong encryption with a self-spreading worm engine that can take down an entire corporate network from a single infected machine. Written in the Go programming language and disguised using a tool called Garble, the malware […]

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Gentlemen Ransomware Uses Advanced Techniques for Network Attacks The Gentlemen ransomware, a Go-based RaaS, has been active since mid-2025 and employs aggressive propagation methods. It utilizes 21 remote execution techniques, including PsExec, WMIC, and PowerShell Remoting, to encrypt entire networks from a single compromised machine. The malware is designed to spread rapidly across corporate environments, posing a significant threat to organizations. Disguised with a tool called Garble, it combines strong encryption with a self-spreading worm engine. The ransomware's affiliate program has expanded its reach, with ties to major breach forums. As of now, organizations are urged to bolster their defenses against this evolving threat. 3 sources 71

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