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500 Hosts, 1 TB and No Negotiation: Anubis Provides Details on the Fairlife Attack

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500 Hosts, 1 TB and No Negotiation: Anubis Provides Details on the Fairlife Attack

Anubis ransomware group claims responsibility for attacking Fairlife, a Coca-Cola subsidiary, exfiltrating data from approximately 500 hosts totaling 1 TB. The group provided exclusive details to a researcher outlining its methods and stated it would not negotiate, while Coca-Cola's public statements differ from the attacker's account of the incident.

Why it matters: Beverage and food supply chain organizations need to assess their exposure to ransomware groups targeting large corporations; the public disagreement between victim and attacker narratives makes it difficult to assess actual data exposure and the credibility of threat claims.

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