[THEGENTLEMEN] – Ransomware Victim: Downrite Engineering

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On September 14, 2026, the manufacturing company Downrite Engineering was listed on a ransomware leak site in a post attributed to the threat group thegentlemen. Because no separate compromise date is provided, this date should be treated as the post date. The post describes Downrite Engineering as a Florida-based, family-owned specialty contractor established in 1983, with approximately 200 employees and estimated annual revenue of $40–50 million. Its reported operations span underground water, sewer, and storm infrastructure; electrical contracting; traffic signals and intelligent transportation systems; fiber-optic installation; and sports lighting for municipal, school, and park facilities. The post emphasizes Downrite Engineering’s vertically integrated infrastructure services, vehicle fleet, public-sector relationships, regulatory qualifications, and demand associated with hurricane restoration. It also references a newer headquarters facility and portrays the company as a long-established regional contractor serving South Florida. No specific impact classification is provided, and the post does not state that systems were encrypted or that data was exfiltrated. No ransom amount or other financial demand is reported. The page contains no screenshots or other images, provides no downloadable files, and does not present additional supporting links or evidence.

On September 14, 2026, the manufacturing company Downrite Engineering was listed on a ransomware leak site in a post attributed to the threat group thegentlemen. Because no separate compromise date is provided, this date should be treated as the post date. The post describes Downrite Engineering as a Florida-based, family-owned specialty contractor established in 1983, with approximately 200 employees and estimated annual revenue of $40–50 million. Its reported operations span underground water, sewer, and storm infrastructure; electrical contracting; traffic signals and intelligent transportation systems; fiber-optic installation; and sports lighting for municipal, school, and park facilities.

The post emphasizes Downrite Engineering’s vertically integrated infrastructure services, vehicle fleet, public-sector relationships, regulatory qualifications, and demand associated with hurricane restoration. It also references a newer headquarters facility and portrays the company as a long-established regional contractor serving South Florida. No specific impact classification is provided, and the post does not state that systems were encrypted or that data was exfiltrated. No ransom amount or other financial demand is reported. The page contains no screenshots or other images, provides no downloadable files, and does not present additional supporting links or evidence.

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