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ransomware halted production at coca-cola-owned fairlife's us dairy plants and disrupted japanese frozen-food giant nichirei, while a threat actor called m3rx expanded its victim list. multiple food producers on different continents were hit in the same window, alongside a new windows privilege-escalation zero-day and fresh cisa exploited-vulnerability additions.

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coca-cola confirmed a ransomware group called anubis broke into its fairlife us production systems, stole roughly a terabyte of data and published it after the company declined to negotiate, with the intrusion tied to a citrixbleed-type flaw. separately india's bank of baroda confirmed a cyber incident after hackers claimed data theft, and multiple leak-site postings from lockbit 5, blacknevas, chaos and others were tracked. 92%
the qilin ransomware gang was observed exploiting an unpatched palo alto globalprotect vpn flaw for initial access despite a patch being available since may and a federal directive issued may 29, while anubis claimed a ransomware hit on coca-cola subsidiary fairlife that suspended production. routine-but-persistent exploitation of known, patchable vulnerabilities against industrial targets. 90%
a cyberattack on japan's largest cold-chain logistics operator disrupted deliveries to kfc outlets and supermarkets. an attack on refrigerated food logistics reaching consumer shelves within days shows how thin the buffer is between a single network compromise and physical supply in a major economy. 89%
ransomware crews moved against critical-adjacent targets: world leaks published ~19,000 files allegedly from a contractor holding engineering drawings and a decade of inspection records for india's kudankulam nuclear plant, and qilin claimed 300 gb from italian cloud operator retelit, which serves 193 public administrations and has said nothing nearly two months after the june compromise. separately a chained cvss 10.0 sonicwall flaw was exploited for three weeks before patching. the pattern is contractors and providers, not the primary institutions. 89%
a single week produced terabyte-scale data theft claims against ey, coca-cola's fairlife, bank of baroda, dentaquest (23.4 million people), and microsoft, several via supply-chain or third-party compromises. the volume is no longer the anomaly — the normalization is. exfiltration of entire institutional datasets, including national id numbers and health records, is now routine background noise rather than exceptional event. 88%
a dense intrusion and ransomware wave surfaced together: shinyhunters claims 100+ organizations breached via an oracle peoplesoft technique, the qilin and lamashtu groups hit a thai food supply chain and other targets, emergency patches landed for fortinet, ivanti and sap, and attackers abused tencent's ai web platform to mass-generate phishing pages. the texture is breadth — hr/finance systems, food and retail supply chains, and a japanese hospital research lab all struck in the same short window. 88%

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