Meuse: Victim of a Cyber Attack on His Fridges, Chauvoncourt's Intermarket Forced to Close
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The Federation of Trade and Distribution (FCD) calls Danfoss, supplier of the cold equipment that were attacked on the night of October 12, as well as the customers of Danfoss, contacts of the signs, to a total transparency (more...) Cet article Call to Danfoss for transparency following the cyberattack of the French signs est apparu en premier sur La Revue du Digital.
It is through a post on its Facebook page, a message to its customers, this Monday early in the afternoon, that the Intermarché supermarket in Chauvoncourt, near Saint-Mihiel (55), announced that it had been the victim of the cyberattack against its cold groups Danfoss, one of its providers.
It is through a post on its Facebook page, a message to its customers, this Monday early in the afternoon, that the Intermarché supermarket in Chauvoncourt, near Saint-Mihiel (55), announced that it had been the victim of the cyberattack against its cold groups Danfoss, one of its providers.
Several French distributors, including Intermarché and Super U, were victims of a cyberattack that caused the malfunctioning of cooling systems, managed by Danfoss Danish, and significant losses. The company issued 500 million euros in bonds to refinance an acquisition.
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