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[THEGENTLEMEN] – Ransomware Victim: Drogueria Saporiti Sacifia

[THEGENTLEMEN] – Ransomware Victim: Drogueria Saporiti Sacifia

Redpacketsecurity admin September 7, 2026

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On September 7, 2026, the threat actor group identified as thegentlemen listed Drogueria Saporiti Sacifia as an alleged victim. This is the post date, as no separate compromise date is provided. Drogueria Saporiti Sacifia is an Argentine retail and e-commerce organization operating as a pharmaceutical wholesaler and manufacturer. The post describes the company as a long-established family-owned business founded in 1901, with approximately 110 employees and facilities covering 8,700 square meters. It claims that the company supplies more than 3,500 products to over 7,000 pharmacies and conducts wholesale distribution, as well as imports and exports of raw materials. The leak post claims that 100 GB of data was stolen from Drogueria Saporiti Sacifia. The available information characterizes the incident as a data-theft claim; it does not indicate whether the victim’s systems were encrypted, provide a ransom demand, or identify specific categories of allegedly exfiltrated files. The post highlights the company’s pharmaceutical product portfolio and its longstanding role in Argentina’s pharmacy supply chain, but provides no further technical evidence or detailed description of the stolen material. No screenshots or other images are included on the page, and no download or claim link is provided.

On September 7, 2026, the threat actor group identified as thegentlemen listed Drogueria Saporiti Sacifia as an alleged victim. This is the post date, as no separate compromise date is provided. Drogueria Saporiti Sacifia is an Argentine retail and e-commerce organization operating as a pharmaceutical wholesaler and manufacturer. The post describes the company as a long-established family-owned business founded in 1901, with approximately 110 employees and facilities covering 8,700 square meters. It claims that the company supplies more than 3,500 products to over 7,000 pharmacies and conducts wholesale distribution, as well as imports and exports of raw materials.

The leak post claims that 100 GB of data was stolen from Drogueria Saporiti Sacifia. The available information characterizes the incident as a data-theft claim; it does not indicate whether the victim’s systems were encrypted, provide a ransom demand, or identify specific categories of allegedly exfiltrated files. The post highlights the company’s pharmaceutical product portfolio and its longstanding role in Argentina’s pharmacy supply chain, but provides no further technical evidence or detailed description of the stolen material. No screenshots or other images are included on the page, and no download or claim link is provided.

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Industries (1)

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