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[THEGENTLEMEN] – Ransomware Victim: Aurora Technologies

[THEGENTLEMEN] – Ransomware Victim: Aurora Technologies

Redpacketsecurity admin September 15, 2026

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On September 14, 2026, the technology-sector company Aurora Technologies was listed on a leak site operated by the threat group thegentlemen. No separate compromise date is provided, so September 14, 2026, should be treated as the post date. The listing describes Aurora Technologies as a North American fabricator and stocking distributor of thermoset, thermoplastic, and other non-metallic materials. According to the post, the company was established in 1988, employs approximately 200 people, generates roughly $24 million in annual revenue, and operates seven locations across the United States and Mexico, with more than 300,000 square feet of manufacturing and warehouse capacity. The post highlights Aurora Technologies’ capabilities in compression molding, computer numerical control machining, thermoforming, waterjet processing, and punch-press work. It identifies electrical, oil and gas, medical and laboratory, and materials-handling organizations as the company’s primary markets, and states that the business has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 2003. The listing does not specify whether Aurora Technologies’ systems were encrypted, does not provide a claimed volume or type of exfiltrated data, and does not state a ransom demand. No screenshots or other images are included, and no downloadable files are indicated. Consequently, the available material documents a threat-actor claim and business profile rather than providing verifiable evidence of encryption or data theft.

On September 14, 2026, the technology-sector company Aurora Technologies was listed on a leak site operated by the threat group thegentlemen. No separate compromise date is provided, so September 14, 2026, should be treated as the post date. The listing describes Aurora Technologies as a North American fabricator and stocking distributor of thermoset, thermoplastic, and other non-metallic materials. According to the post, the company was established in 1988, employs approximately 200 people, generates roughly $24 million in annual revenue, and operates seven locations across the United States and Mexico, with more than 300,000 square feet of manufacturing and warehouse capacity.

The post highlights Aurora Technologies’ capabilities in compression molding, computer numerical control machining, thermoforming, waterjet processing, and punch-press work. It identifies electrical, oil and gas, medical and laboratory, and materials-handling organizations as the company’s primary markets, and states that the business has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 2003. The listing does not specify whether Aurora Technologies’ systems were encrypted, does not provide a claimed volume or type of exfiltrated data, and does not state a ransom demand. No screenshots or other images are included, and no downloadable files are indicated. Consequently, the available material documents a threat-actor claim and business profile rather than providing verifiable evidence of encryption or data theft.

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