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Anubis Ransomware Halts Fairlife Milk Production in the US
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Fusion42 · 24 July 2026 · Fusion42 review
Anubis ransomware gang has halted Fairlife milk production across the US after compromising production systems; the gang claims 1TB of stolen data and is demanding ransom by end of week, threatening to leak confidential information.
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If you supply production systems or OT security to food and beverage manufacturers, you now have a live case study showing RDP-exposed systems and spear-phishing compromise your customers' entire supply chain—and a ransomware gang that includes destructive wipe mode as standard. Fairlife's three-day halt proves these attacks move from data theft to operational shutdown; your customers will start asking who can prevent this.
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