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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.

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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. 92%
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. 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. 92%
ransomware group 'world leaks' posted 630gb exfiltrated from tata electronics, an apple supplier, including alleged iphone 18 pro manufacturing specs, supplier lists and internal emails, with india's electronics ministry confirming an investigation. anubis ransomware separately reached 91 victims by exploiting a citrix netscaler pre-auth flaw to steal session tokens without passwords. supply-chain intrusion is reaching deep into flagship hardware development. 90%
the world leaks ransomware group breached tata electronics and claims to have exfiltrated 630gb including component designs for apple and tesla products; file metadata suggests iphone production data. tata confirmed the incident but said no operational impact occurred. separately, lastpass disclosed that an oauth token stolen during a breach of a third-party vendor was used to access customer data inside salesforce — the compromise was lateral, not direct, which is the structurally notable element. 90%
a ransomware group called world leaks claimed 630gb of stolen data from tata electronics including over 200,000 component design and specification files linked to apple and tesla. tata had confirmed a breach weeks prior. if the claim is accurate, this represents a supply-chain intelligence exposure — hardware design files for two of the most closely watched consumer and defense-adjacent technology companies held by a single tier-one contract manufacturer. 89%

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