Redpacketsecurity ECLIPSE Ransomware Targets Rosello et Fils and Dublin City Schools GA
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- •ECLIPSE ransomware claims victims include Rosello et Fils and Dublin City Schools GA.
- •Both listings lack detailed information about the attacks, including ransom demands.
- •The incidents are unverified and should be treated cautiously until confirmed.
On September 14, 2026, two organizations, Rosello et Fils and Dublin City Schools GA, were listed as victims of the ECLIPSE ransomware group on a leak site. Rosello et Fils, a fruit and vegetable wholesaler in France, and Dublin City Schools GA, a charter school system in Georgia, both experienced ransomware incidents. The listings provide limited information, lacking details on whether systems were encrypted or data was exfiltrated. No ransom amounts, payment demands, or specific data volumes were disclosed. The claims remain unverified and should be treated with caution until corroborated by independent sources. Both organizations serve critical sectors—agriculture and education—raising concerns about the potential impact on their operations. Currently, there is no confirmation of the nature or scope of the attacks.
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