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Pages Asociados claimed by The Gentlemen ransomware group, per RansomLook

The Gentlemen ransomware group claims Pages Asociados on its leak site, per RansomLook, and partners should await official word from the firm.

Published
Exploitation
No confirmed evidence, only a leak-site listing recorded by RansomLook

What happened

According to the ransomware tracker RansomLook, the group known as The Gentlemen listed Pages Asociados (pages.com.ve) on its leak site. RansomLook dates the post to 2026-11-02. The listing is the group’s own claim. It does not prove that a breach happened.

RansomLook reproduces the group’s description of the company. That description calls Pages Asociados C.A. a Venezuelan engineering and consulting firm based in Caracas, with offices in Maracaibo, Puerto Ordaz and Barinas. The same text says the firm serves the oil and gas, transport, energy and industrial sectors (RansomLook).

These details are not confirmed:

  • Pages Asociados has not confirmed any incident in the provided sources.
  • No independent outlet has verified the claim.
  • The entry point, the type of data involved and the data volume are not confirmed. The listing for this victim, as captured by RansomLook, states no data size.
  • Whether any data has been published is not confirmed.

RansomLook also records that the group’s listed leak site and chat server were down at the time of capture (RansomLook).

Am I affected?

Not confirmed. No source says which systems, customers, partners or projects are involved, if any. You may have an interest in this claim if you are a client, partner, supplier or employee of Pages Asociados. Even so, nothing in the sources shows that your data is involved.

What to do now

  1. Watch for an official statement or notification from Pages Asociados, and treat that statement as the authoritative source.
  2. If you exchange email or invoices with the firm, confirm any unusual request through a known contact channel. This is a general precaution, not something the sources report as needed.
  3. Track the RansomLook group page for changes to the listing.

Sources