Coca-Cola's Fairlife Milk Production Resumes as Hackers Tout 1TB Data Theft
Coca-Cola says milk production has resumed at its Fairlife brand after a ransomware attack shut down US-based facilities for over a week. Fairlife has "resumed the majority of production at its four facilities in the United States," Coca-Cola said on Monday. That said, the company is still working to restore all impacted systems and operations.
- ▪Coca-Cola says milk production has resumed at its Fairlife brand after a ransomware attack shut down US-based facilities for over a week.
- ▪Fairlife has "resumed the majority of production at its four facilities in the United States," Coca-Cola said on Monday.
- ▪That said, the company is still working to restore all impacted systems and operations.
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Coca-Cola says milk production has resumed at its Fairlife brand after a ransomware attack shut down US-based facilities for over a week. Fairlife has "resumed the majority of production at its four facilities in the United States," Coca-Cola said on Monday. That said, the company is still working to restore all impacted systems and operations. In some good news, Coca-Cola adds that “retail availability of Fairlife products has been largely unimpacted, due to the availability of existing inventory. Product quality and safety have not been impacted.”The company confirmed that "certain data" was stolen during the breach after ransomware group Anubis claimed responsibility for the attack. However, Coca-Cola doesn’t expect the incident to have a significant impact on its business.
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