THE Anubis ransomware group has claimed responsibility for a cyber attack on Coca-Cola's subsidiary, Fairlife, leading to a suspension of production. They have reportedly encrypted files and exfiltrated 1 TB of confidential data, threatening to leak this data unless a ransom is paid within a week. This attack highlights the group's use of a double-extortion model, which combines file encryption with data theft to pressure victims into paying. Anubis has gained attention for a wiper feature that can permanently delete files, complicating recovery efforts.
Anubis ransomware hits Fairlife and steals 1TB data
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Anubis ransomware hits Fairlife, deletes keys then leaks data
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