New wave of cyberattacks targets European supermarket freezers

Cyberattacks on refrigeration systems have disrupted supermarkets across Belgium and Sweden, forcing some stores to discard fresh and frozen food after their cooling systems failed to maintain safe temperatures. Store managers and a refrigeration contractor described remotely altered settings. The problems emerged overnight on November 1–2, weeks after similar attacks hit hundreds of French supermarkets. … The post N…

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