Supermarket Fridges Are Under Attack in Europe — Here's What's Happening
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After incidents in several European countries, branches of Rewe and Edeka are now affected. Cooling systems have been partly discontinued to 50 degrees plus. The danger has apparently been underestimated.
Cyberattacks on supermarket refrigerators finally highlight a new dimension of European security concerns: The post Russia, China or random hackers? – The main suspects for cybersabotage on supermarket refrigerators appeared first on in.gr.
The damage goes into the hundreds of thousands: According to reports about hacker attacks on supermarket refrigerators in various European countries, German shops are now caught. Numerous food needs to be disposed of. At EU level, first crisis meetings take place.
Instead of five, it was suddenly 50 degrees. At night, hackers changed the cooling systems in several supermarkets. Large amounts of food had to be disposed of. Similar cyberattacks also occurred in other countries.
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