Cyberattack on supermarket refrigeration systems in France destroys large quantities of food
Summary
A cyberattack on networked refrigeration systems at several major French retail chains, including Intermarché and Coopérative U, forced units to defrost and reach temperatures of up to 50°C in places, destroying large amounts of food and triggering fires at some sites, with Paris prosecutors confirming an investigation and PM Sébastien Lecornu asking the ANSSI agency to examine the incident; sources differ on how many stores were affected.
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Nesvakidašnji hakerski napad: Pregrijali frižidere u marketima, tone hrane uništene Veliki sajber napad na rashladne sisteme supermarketa u Francuskoj izazvao je ozbiljne poremećaje i značajnu
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- Francuska · Country
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Paris is marked as the seat of the prosecutor's office that announced the investigation, while France is marked as the country where the attack occurred. The United States is mentioned only in connection with social media posts cited about the attack and is not connected to the event itself.
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- 06:56 AMRadiosarajevo.baOpen the original
- 09:24 AMBanjaluka.netOpen the original
- 10:30 AMKurirOpen the original
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