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The Anonymous hacktivist collective has struck again, this time targeting Nestlè. The global food giant was recently hit with a data breach that resulted in the leak of massive amounts of data in HTML format. Anonymous claimed responsibility for the attack, accusing Nestlè of exploiting impoverished countries and supporting unethical programs in the dairy industry. The hackers also reportedly took issue with the company’s animal testing policies. The leaked data includes thousands of internal documents, emails, and financial records from Nestlè. It also included internal memos discussing the company’s strategies for dealing with protests and campaigns against their activities. This data breach is the latest strike against a major corporation by the Anonymous collective. Other recent targets have included the US Chamber of Commerce, PayPal, and Lockheed Martin. The leaked data is a major blow to the food giant, which is already struggling with public outrage over its practices. It is also a reminder that companies need to take security seriously and protect their data against cyber attacks. It remains to be seen how Nestlè will respond to the data breach and whether any action will be taken against the hackers. In the meantime, the leaked information is likely to provide researchers and activists with new insights into the inner workings of the company.