[THEGENTLEMEN] – Ransomware Victim: Zanini

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AI Generated Summary of the Ransomware Leak Page

On September 7, 2026, Zanini was listed on a ransomware leak page attributed to the threat group thegentlemen. The available information identifies Zanini as a Brazil-associated manufacturing company operating in the automotive component sector. The post describes Zanini as a Spanish family-owned business founded in 1965, with approximately 1,800 employees working across 12 plants on three continents. It claims that the company is a global supplier of automotive wheel trims and produces approximately 100 million units annually, alongside grilles, emblems, electric-vehicle charging-port covers, and pedestrian airbag components. The post further highlights Zanini’s development of radar-transparent, heated, and illuminated vehicle emblems intended for advanced driver-assistance and autonomous-driving applications. It references proprietary metallization technology, electromagnetic transparency capabilities, multiple patent families, and a manufacturing-materials licensing arrangement. No compromise date was provided, so September 7, 2026, should be treated as the post date rather than a confirmed intrusion date. The listing does not state whether Zanini’s systems were encrypted or whether data was exfiltrated, and it provides no ransom amount or other financial demand. No screenshots, images, downloadable files, or supporting links were included in the available page content.

On September 7, 2026, Zanini was listed on a ransomware leak page attributed to the threat group thegentlemen. The available information identifies Zanini as a Brazil-associated manufacturing company operating in the automotive component sector. The post describes Zanini as a Spanish family-owned business founded in 1965, with approximately 1,800 employees working across 12 plants on three continents. It claims that the company is a global supplier of automotive wheel trims and produces approximately 100 million units annually, alongside grilles, emblems, electric-vehicle charging-port covers, and pedestrian airbag components.

The post further highlights Zanini’s development of radar-transparent, heated, and illuminated vehicle emblems intended for advanced driver-assistance and autonomous-driving applications. It references proprietary metallization technology, electromagnetic transparency capabilities, multiple patent families, and a manufacturing-materials licensing arrangement. No compromise date was provided, so September 7, 2026, should be treated as the post date rather than a confirmed intrusion date. The listing does not state whether Zanini’s systems were encrypted or whether data was exfiltrated, and it provides no ransom amount or other financial demand. No screenshots, images, downloadable files, or supporting links were included in the available page content.

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