Cyber Attack Hits Intermarket, Leclerc and Super U Refrigerators, Temperatures Would Have Changed Remotely, Significant Losses
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A cyberattack hit more than 150 Intermarché and Coopérative U stores in France on the night of October 11-12, 2026. It targeted Danfoss refrigeration systems, causing loss of cargo...
The cyberattack targeted Danish software Danfoss, which manages a large part of the refrigerators of the large French distribution. The Groupement Mousquetaires estimates the losses to "several million euros".
A cyberattack would have forced the de-icing of the refrigeration facilities of many supermarkets, with scheduled temperatures up to 50°C. Approximately 150 Intermarket stores would be involved, as well as U and Leclerc outlets. Losses could amount to millions of euros.
Many stocks of frozen food and fresh produce will have to be destroyed, according to the first information
Hacking took place on the night of Sunday to Monday, targeting former refrigeration regulatory systems used, among others, at Intermarché, Leclerc and U. Losses on a national scale could amount to millions.
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