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Computing COCA-COLA INVESTIGATING POTENTIAL LARGE-SCALE DATA BREACH By Sead Fadilpašić published 7 days ago A new threat actor claims to have stolen gigabytes of data * * * * * * (Image credit: Shutterstock) Audio player loading… Coca-Cola has confirmed said it is investigating a possible data loss incident, after a Russia-based threat actor started selling data allegedly belonging to the company. As reported by The Register, a relatively new threat actor called Stormous listed 161GB of Coca-Cola data on the dark web, for sale to the highest bidder. The group claims to have lifted the data from "some of the company’s servers”. "We are aware of this matter and are investigating to determine the validity of the claim," Coca-Cola told the publication. "We are coordinating with law enforcement." The database is on offer for $64,000, or the next best offer, depending on the amount of data the buyer wants. RECOMMENDED VIDEOS FOR YOU... 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Read more > Conti ransomware group has internal chats leaked after siding with Russia > Leaked Conti ransomware used to attack Russian targets > Conti ransomware source code leaked by Ukrainian researcher The group has publicly declared its support for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, stating in a Telegram thread that it will not stand by and watch various threat actors go after Russian organizations and infrastructure. "And if any party in different parts of the world decides to organize a cyber-attack or cyber-attacks against Russia, we will be in the right direction and will make all our efforts to abandon the supplication of the West, especially the infrastructure," the group wrote, in Arabic. * Keep your digital premises secure with the best firewalls around Via The Register Sead Fadilpašić Sead is a seasoned freelance journalist based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. He writes about IT (cloud, IoT, 5G, VPN) and cybersecurity (ransomware, data breaches, laws and regulations). 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