From Brecorder · Reuters · · 50s
European Supermarkets Hit by Fridge Cyberattack
Cyberattack causes temperature spikes in European supermarket fridges.
In brief
Cyberattack causes temperature spikes in European supermarket fridges. European supermarkets face temperature spikes after cyberattack on refrigeration systems. Originally reported by Brecorder.
European Supermarkets Hit by Cyberattack
European supermarkets face temperature spikes after cyberattack on refrigeration systems.
Incident in Belgium and Luxembourg
Ahold Delhaize and Colruyt reported temperature spikes in fridges and freezers across dozens of stores in Belgium and Luxembourg.
French Attack Last Month
Hackers seized control of cooling units at hundreds of french supermarkets last month, raising temperatures to 50 degrees celsius.
Swedish Stores Affected
One swedish ica store reported refrigerators set to 50 degrees celsius after cyberattack overnight.
Estonian Supermarket Impact
An estonian supermarket chain experienced temperature spikes to 50 degrees celsius due to cyberattack.
Cybersecurity Concerns
Authorities warn of growing risks as operational technology devices become vulnerable to remote cyberattacks.
The bottom line
European supermarkets face temperature spikes after cyberattack on refrigeration systems.
