Redpacketsecurity Multiple Ransomware Attacks Target Various Organizations Worldwide
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- •Multiple organizations, including healthcare and legal firms, reported ransomware incidents.
- •Victims include laconcepcion.com.mx and Wiggins, Childs, Pantazis, Fisher, & Goldfarb LLC.
- •Details on attack methods and ransom demands are largely unconfirmed or absent.
On September 15, 2026, several organizations were reported as victims of ransomware attacks attributed to different groups, including SAFEPAY and QILIN. Notable victims include laconcepcion.com.mx, a healthcare provider in Mexico, and Wiggins, Childs, Pantazis, Fisher, & Goldfarb LLC, a U.S.-based law firm. The attacks were listed on dark web leak sites, but details about the methods of compromise, data exfiltration, or ransom demands were largely absent. Other affected entities include marlinhvac.com, a manufacturing company, and gob.pe, Peru's government online portal. The scope of the attacks remains unclear, with no confirmed data breaches or operational impacts reported. Most listings lack specific details on the nature of the incidents, making it difficult to assess the full impact. The situation is ongoing, with organizations urged to remain vigilant and monitor for further developments.
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