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Ransomware Attacks Target Gran Hotel Ingles and hoyletanner.com

Ransomware Attacks Target Gran Hotel Ingles and hoyletanner.com

First seen 17 Sep 2026, 18:53 UTC

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ThreatCluster September 17, 2026 at 20:58 UTC
  • Qilin has attacked Gran Hotel Ingles and Techwise.
  • Braincipher has targeted hoyletanner.com.
  • The attack methods and impact details remain unspecified.

On September 17, 2026, the ransomware group Qilin announced attacks on Gran Hotel Ingles and Techwise, while Braincipher targeted hoyletanner.com. These incidents highlight a growing trend of ransomware attacks affecting various sectors. The specific attack vectors and methods used by the ransomware groups remain unspecified in the articles. The impact on the affected organizations is currently unclear, but the incidents contribute to the ongoing threat landscape. The attacks were publicly disclosed by the ransomware groups, indicating a potential for data leaks or further exploitation. Organizations are advised to enhance their cybersecurity measures in response to these incidents. No specific numbers of affected users or data breaches were provided in the articles. The current status of the attacks is ongoing, with the groups claiming responsibility for the breaches.

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2026-09-17
Qilin announces attack on Gran Hotel Ingles
Qilin publicly disclosed their attack on Gran Hotel Ingles, details on impact are unclear.
Article 1
2026-09-17
Braincipher announces attack on hoyletanner.com
Braincipher claimed responsibility for the attack on hoyletanner.com, specifics on the breach are not detailed.
Article 2
2026-09-17
Qilin announces attack on Techwise
Qilin also claimed an attack on Techwise, further details on the impact are not provided.
Article 3

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