Ransomware.Live New Ransomware Attacks Target Shelco Filters and Imperial Healthcare Solutions
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- •Securotrop has targeted Shelco Filters with a ransomware attack.
- •Qilin attacked Imperial Healthcare Solutions just a day earlier.
- •Details on attack methods and vulnerabilities are not disclosed.
On September 12, 2026, Securotrop announced a ransomware attack on Shelco Filters, marking it as their latest victim. The attack follows a similar incident reported on September 11, 2026, where Qilin targeted Imperial Healthcare Solutions. Details regarding the attack methods, specific vulnerabilities, or the extent of data compromised remain undisclosed in the articles. The ransomware operators have not publicly shared specific tools or CVEs associated with these attacks. Both incidents highlight the ongoing threat posed by ransomware groups to various sectors, including manufacturing and healthcare. The current status of the attacks is unclear, with no information on whether ransom demands have been made or if any data has been exfiltrated. Organizations are advised to bolster their cybersecurity measures to mitigate risks from such attacks.
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