After Hacker Attack on Cooling Systems: Supermarket in the Palatinate Must Throw Away Food
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It didn’t take much effort for hackers to disable refrigerators across Europe, destroying products and even blood banks across Europe. The security code was “12345” and the username was “supervisor.” The damage caused amounts to several million euros. Authorities have yet to confirm who is behind […] The post Hacking refrigerators in Europe: “12345” the system’s security code, millions of euros in damage appeared first on iEidiseis.
Hackers managed to gain access to closed networks and remotely increase the temperature in refrigerators and freezersMore...
Supermarket cooling systems in seven European countries were hacked, causing refrigerator and freezer temperatures to rise. |The attack caused several stores to throw away affected fresh and frozen food. |The attack method is believed to be similar to the hacking of hundreds of supermarkets in France in October 2026.
In recent days, hackers across Europe had attacked refrigeration systems in the food industry. Many foods perished. Among other things, in a supermarket in the district of Kusel.
After hacker attacks on supermarket cooling systems, the SPD warns against rising food prices. The hacker attack on supermarkets must be a wake-up call, said SPD faction vize Esra Limbacher of the "Rheinische Post" (Thursday edition). The colliery should not end up paying consumers at the supermarket cash. If cyber attacks would have to destroy food worth hundreds of thousands of euros, this would be enormous economic damage, however, Limbacher …
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