The Gentlemen Strike Tecno Accion S.A.

Ransomware Attacks
The Gentlemen Strike Tecno Accion S.A.

Summary

On August 30, 2026, the ransomware group The Gentlemen claimed responsibility for a cyberattack against Tecno Accion S.A. (tecnoaccion.com.ar), a leading Argentine IT company. The attack threatens to disrupt their vital operations in lottery automation across Argentina and other regions.


Incident Report

Field Details
Target Tecno Accion S.A.
Domain tecnoaccion.com.ar
Country Argentina
Attacking Group The Gentlemen
Date Reported August 30, 2026
Threat Actor Statement “Tecnoaccion.com.ar Tecno Accion S.A. is an Argentine IT company (founded 1988) that acts as a technology partner for lotteries — ‘Modernizing lotteries in a digital world’ — with offices in Buenos Aires (Av. Rivadavia 620) and Bariloche. It develops its own hardware and software for lottery automation: 8,000+ terminals in operation, 4+ million daily wagers, serving 12 jurisdictions (half of Argentina’s provinces); in Salta province it is the exclusive operator of the lottery license (900+ points of sale). It also delivered horse-racing bet capture for the Hipódromo Argentino de Palermo and completed projects in Peru, Panama, Brazil and Nigeria. Staff of ~80–135; certified under ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and WLA SCS:2020; historically linked to Greece’s Intralot and the Capital Markets group.”

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