Thegentlemen ransomware claims Asessippi Ski Resort
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Ransomware group 'thegentlemen' listed Manitoba's Asessippi Ski Resort as a victim on its leak site, attack dated early October 2026.
Ransomware.live tracked a listing by the ransomware group known as 'thegentlemen' claiming Asessippi Ski Area & Resort, a privately-owned ski resort in Inglis, Manitoba, Canada, as a victim. The entry, discovered October 9, 2026 with an estimated attack date of October 6, 2026, provides background on the organization — a mid-sized hospitality business generating $3.6–5M annual revenue with 30–300 seasonal staff and 60,000–85,000 annual visitors — but includes no technical details on the intrusion vector, data exfiltrated, or ransom demands. No specific malware sample, exploited vulnerability, or TTP detail was disclosed in this listing.
The only technical artifacts present are DNS-related entries (two domains and an SPF record referencing an IPv4/IPv6 pair) associated with the victim's domain infrastructure; these appear to be standard DNS/SPF configuration rather than indicators of attacker infrastructure. No cloud or SaaS services were detected as associated with the victim. This is a leak-site claim with minimal corroborating technical detail — defenders in the hospitality and small-to-medium enterprise space should treat this as confirmation of a ransomware attack having occurred but cannot derive indicators of compromise or specific mitigation guidance from this listing alone.
Given the lack of technical detail, sector-specific defenders (hospitality, leisure/recreation) should monitor for further disclosure from the thegentlemen group, apply standard ransomware hardening (patch management, MFA, backup isolation, EDR monitoring), and watch for potential data leaks if the ransom is not paid.
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Source reporting: https://www.ransomware.live/id/QXNlc3NpcHBpIFNraSBSZXNvcnRAdGhlZ2VudGxlbWVu
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