From Hindustan Times
Center Owned by HT MediaCyberattack on supermarket fridges across 6 European countries, freezers reach 50°C: ‘Everything destroyed’
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Cyberattacks disrupt supermarket freezers across six European countries. Read why smart refrigerators and home appliances may also face hacking risks.
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Seven European Union (EU) countries have reported cyberattacks targeting supermarket refrigeration systems, causing refrigerator and freezer temperatures to rise sharply and resulting in large quantities of food being spoiled, according to Euronews.
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The incident has drawn attention to the cybersecurity risks associated with internet-connected refrigeration infrastructure.
— NDTV
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Ireland's third-largest supermarket chain, SuperValu, confirmed that refrigeration systems in 13 of its 223 stores had been affected by a cyber incident.