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Coca-Cola's Fairlife halts U.S. production after ransomware attack

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Fairlife, a Coca-Cola subsidiary, was hit by a ransomware attack and halted dairy production in the United States. Coca-Cola confirmed that data was stolen and said on July 27 that production had resumed. After the ransom was refused, Anubis's publication of the data was reported, and in August a class action over the incident was filed.

Key facts

Affected organization
Fairlife
Incident type
Ransomware
Occurred / detected
Not confirmed
Scale of damage
Halt of dairy production in the U.S. and data theft
Cause / method
Ransomware attack exploiting the Citrix Bleed vulnerability
Location
United States

Timeline

  1. Coca-Cola disclosed the ransomware attack on Fairlife and the halt of production in the United States.
  2. A ransomware group threatened to publish data stolen from Fairlife.
  3. Coca-Cola confirmed the data theft and said Fairlife production had resumed.
  4. Coca-Cola's refusal to pay the ransom, Anubis's publication of the data and the exploitation of the Citrix Bleed vulnerability were reported.
  5. It emerged that a class action over the Fairlife and Coca-Cola ransomware incident had been filed.

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