Ransom! jshotels.com (JUL-2026)

The Schuett Companies, Inc., a US family-owned housing provider, reported a ransomware incident attributed to dragonforce targeting its operations managing approximately 1,600 senior and disability housing units across Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota, along with Home Health Care services through its CompassionCare program. The incident threatens service continuity for residents and emphasizes the disruption of critical housing and healthcare operations in #UnitedStates

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Ransom! jshotels.com (JUL-2026)

Deadlock ransomware actors claim to have compromised and exfiltrated more than 50 GB of personal and sensitive data from the Morton Grove Park District (MGPD), impacting internal employees as well as clients and suppliers, and releasing information they allege includes internal policy and financial documents. The claim involves affected documents protected by an organization non-disclosure policy and ends by inviting journalists, lawyers, and law enforcement to review the material, according to the threat actor’s disclosure. #UnitedStates

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Ransom! jshotels.com (JUL-2026)

Weinberg ”93, Építő Kft., a prominent Hungarian general contractor and steel structure manufacturer, was targeted by the Deadlock ransomware group, which claims to have stolen 650GB of sensitive internal data, including contractor commercial information, specialized construction and metal production technologies, and internal financial transaction records tied to alleged corruption. The stolen data include operational details related to construction projects and was subsequently used as leverage against the company, with journalists, lawyers, and law enforcement invited to review the information. #Hungary

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Ransom! jshotels.com (JUL-2026)

Interlock ransomware attackers claim to have compromised Borger Independent School District (Borger ISD) in the US, leaking confidential information about staff, students, and parents, along with purported internal details about incidents and financial matters. The threat actor states they offer access to 330 GB of stolen data from the breach, targeting the impacted organization in #UnitedStates

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