2026 Fairlife (Coca-Cola) — ransomware; company confirms data theft; Anubis leak

Company-confirmed ransomware with confirmed data theft — Coca-Cola update July 27–28, 2026. The Coca-Cola Company disclosed (Form 8-K, July 16) that Fairlife detected unauthorized access including production-related systems in a ransomware event that temporarily suspended U.S. production, and later that the event “involved access by an unauthorized third party to a portion of the company’s systems and taking of certain data.” Anubis ransomware listed Fairlife / Coca-Cola and threatened to leak roughly 1 TB; BleepingComputer reported the actor timer expired and alleged data became available. August 16, 2026 SuspectFile / DataBreaches coverage of Anubis claims added actor assertions of ~500 hosts compromised, ~1 TB stolen, no meaningful negotiation (keys deleted after ~1 week), and that the attack was opportunistic (“open all doors with weak locks”) rather than specifically targeted at Fairlife — claims remain actor-side and not Coca-Cola-attested field inventory. No attested individual-count PII figure published; recordsAffected 0.