Redpacketsecurity GAMMAX Ransomware Targets Premier Lighting & Controls
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- •Premier Lighting & Controls listed as a ransomware victim by GAMMAX.
- •No confirmed details on data exfiltration or ransom demands.
- •Claims remain unverified; treat with caution until corroborated.
On September 18, 2026, Premier Lighting & Controls, a U.S.-based manufacturing company, was listed as a victim on a ransomware leak site operated by the GAMMAX group. The listing indicates that the company serves various stakeholders in the construction and building industry. However, no specific details about the attack vector, data exfiltration, or ransom demands were provided. The listing does not confirm whether the company's systems were encrypted or the operational impact of the incident. Both articles caution that the claims regarding the attack remain unverified and should be treated with skepticism until further evidence is available.
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