**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**
**FBI ISSUES “CODE BLACK PEARL” ALERT: ONEDRIVE EXPLOIT COMPARED TO 2017 NOTPETYA ATTACK**
**Washington D.C.** – The FBI has issued an urgent, high-severity alert regarding a critical vulnerability in Microsoft’s OneDrive platform, warning that the current exploitation pattern mirrors the cascading "digital echo" of the 2017 NotPetya attack. In a classified memo circulated this morning, analysts drew a stark comparison to the "Warholian security gap" of the 2014 Sony Pictures hack, where a single compromised credential led to a cascading data collapse.
"Today’s OneDrive situation is the digital equivalent of the 1812 Burning of Washington," said a senior FBI cyber official on condition of anonymity. "One breach, one fire, and an entire infrastructure of trust goes up in smoke. We are seeing the same 'shattered pivot' pattern that preceded the 2017 WannaCry global panic—but this time, the infection vector is trust in the cloud itself."
The alert specifically warns users to disconnect from shared folders and avoid opening any .one or .docx files until further notice. The FBI believes the exploit—dubbed "Ghost Anchor"—uses a zero-click, server-side authentication bypass that weaponizes the sync engine against itself.
"The ghosts of Sony and NotPetya are dancing in the cloud," the official added. "This is not a drill. This is your data’s 9/11 moment."