Redpacketsecurity Ransomware Attacks Target Multiple Companies by THEGENTLEMEN Group
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- •Multiple companies across various sectors have been targeted by THEGENTLEMEN ransomware group.
- •Claims of data theft include 300 GB from Humboldt, but details on encryption and ransom are unclear.
- •All incidents remain unverified, with no independent evidence confirming the attacks.
On September 14, 2026, multiple companies were listed as victims of ransomware attacks by the threat group THEGENTLEMEN. Affected organizations include Aurora Technologies, Downrite Engineering, Alchin Long Group, BGR Energy Systems, Cedars Foods, Humboldt, Hattiesburg Eye Clinic, Multipla Contabilidade Empresarial, Ardom Eilot, and Librería Santa Fe. The listings provide minimal details, often lacking specifics on data encryption, exfiltration, or ransom demands. Notably, Humboldt is claimed to have 300 GB of data in possession of the attackers. The attacks appear to target a variety of sectors, including technology, manufacturing, healthcare, and education. The current status of these incidents remains unverified, with no corroborating evidence provided to confirm the claims made by the attackers. The lack of detailed information raises concerns about the actual impact and operational disruption caused by these incidents.
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