More European supermarkets are getting their freezers hacked
Summary
Grocery stores in several European countries are experiencing a fresh wave of suspected cyberattacks. These incidents involve sudden and unexpected temperature fluctuations in commercial refrigeration and freezer units across multiple major supermarket chains.
Employees at an ICA Kvantum supermarket in Sjoebo, Sweden, unload spoiled food from the freezer units. | Image: Johan Nilsson / TT News Agency / AFP via Getty Images Grocery stores across Europe have been hit by another wave of suspected cyberattacks, reporting sudden changes in the temperatures of their fridges and freezers. Major supermarket chains across Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg,…
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