Coca-Cola confirms data theft at subsidiary Fairlife following ransomware attack

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Coca-Cola has confirmed that hackers stole data from its dairy subsidiary Fairlife during a ransomware attack earlier this month.
The company disclosed the attack in a July 16 SEC filing, saying production was temporarily suspended but most U.S. operations have resumed, with existing inventory covering shortages.
The Anubis ransomware gang claimed responsibility and threatened to leak one terabyte of stolen files unless a ransom was paid; Coca-Cola reported the intrusion to authorities and refused to negotiate.
The gang's deadline has now expired and the data has been published online.

Coca-Cola is still working to restore some impacted Fairlife systems, so watch for updates on full production recovery
The Anubis gang has leaked the stolen one terabyte of data, so monitor for what sensitive information it contains
Watch for any regulatory or legal consequences following the SEC disclosure

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