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Coca-Cola Confirms Fairlife Data Theft After Ransomware
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Coca-Cola has confirmed that a ransomware attack on its Fairlife dairy subsidiary involved unauthorized access and the theft of certain data. The incident temporarily suspended production at four U.S. Fairlife facilities, though most production has resumed and existing inventory limited retail disruption. The Anubis ransomware group claimed responsibility and alleged it stole about 1 TB of files, but Coca-Cola has not confirmed the volume or types of data affected.
First Article: 07/30/26
Latest Article: 07/30/26
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07-28-2026
Help Net Security / Sinisa Markovic
07-27-2026
SecurityWeek / Eduard Kovacs
Coca-Cola disclosed on July 16 that a ransomware attack on Fairlife led to a suspected data breach, following Anubis leak-site claims on July 20.
07-27-2026
BleepingComputer / Bill Toulas
Coca-Cola disclosed on July 16 that ransomware disrupted Fairlife production and enabled data theft, followed by an Anubis extortion leak after July 27.
