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Ransomware group thegentlemen hits Asessippi Ski Resort
Asessippi Ski Resort — a hospitality target operating in CA has been listed by the thegentlemen ransomware group on 2026-10-06. The information below reflects what the threat actor has publicly claimed on their leak site; the details have not been independently verified.
Incident Report
| Target Organization | Asessippi Ski Resort |
|---|---|
| Threat Group | thegentlemen |
| Summary | asessippi.com zoominfo.com/c/asessippi-ski-resort/2900411 Asessippi Ski Area & Resort is a private, family-owned ski resort founded in 1998/99 in Inglis, Manitoba, Canada, owned by Daymon Guillas (Russell Inn Group) and managed by GM Richard Crosthwaite. It generates estimated revenue of $3.6–5M/year with ~30 year-round staff scaling to 150 in winter (300+ across the Russell Inn ecosystem), attracting 60,000–85,000 visitors per season including 15,000 school children. It is the largest ski resort in Manitoba and the Canadian Prairies — 26–27 trails across 200 acres with the biggest vertical drop on the prairies (121m), 3 chairlifts, night skiing with LED lights, and 100% snowmaking coverage. Built with $10M total investment ($7M private + $3M government), it offers year-round activities: skiing, tubing, snow biking, adaptive CADS-certified programs (11 instructors), summer weddings, conferences, spa, and ski-in/ski-out cottage real estate (Cottage Cove). |
| Date of Breach | 2026-10-06 |
| Discovery Date | 2026-10-09 |
| Region | CA |
| Target Domain | asessippi.com |
| Business Sector | Hospitality |
| Severity | MEDIUM |
Claim by thegentlemen
asessippi.com zoominfo.com/c/asessippi-ski-resort/2900411 Asessippi Ski Area & Resort is a private, family-owned ski resort founded in 1998/99 in Inglis, Manitoba, Canada, owned by Daymon Guillas (Russell Inn Group) and managed by GM Richard Crosthwaite. It generates estimated revenue of $3.6–5M/year with ~30 year-round staff scaling to 150 in winter (300+ across the Russell Inn ecosystem), attracting 60,000–85,000 visitors per season including 15,000 school children. It is the largest ski resort in Manitoba and the Canadian Prairies — 26–27 trails across 200 acres with the biggest vertical drop on the prairies (121m), 3 chairlifts, night skiing with LED lights, and 100% snowmaking coverage. Built with $10M total investment ($7M private + $3M government), it offers year-round activities: skiing, tubing, snow biking, adaptive CADS-certified programs (11 instructors), summer weddings, conferences, spa, and ski-in/ski-out cottage real estate (Cottage Cove).
Posted by the thegentlemen threat actor on its public leak site. This is the group's own statement and has not been independently verified by HackerFeeds.
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