European supermarkets hit by new fridge cyberattack

Cyberattack Hits Supermarket Fridges Across Europe, Stores Forced To Throw Away Spoiled Food

Supermarkets in four European countries have been hit by a suspected cyberattack that targeted their refrigeration systems, forcing several outlets to throw away food after the temperatures of refrigerators and freezers were remotely increased. The incident affected stores in Belgium, Sweden,

Fridge Hack Spreads Across Europe; Freezers Turned to 122°F

Overnight attacks on refrigeration controllers spoiled food at dozens of stores in Belgium, Sweden and five other countries, weeks after 500 French shops were hit.

‘Deeply concerning’: Supermarket fridges hit 50 degrees after cyberattack

From Ireland to IKEA freezers in Sweden, hackers turned up the heat on fridges and freezers, forcing stores to throw away food.

Supermarkets across Europe report new suspected freezer hack

Danish refrigeration systems maker Danfoss said the incidents across Europe involved its products, as was the case in France last month.

Britain on alert as hackers shut down supermarket fridges across Europe

Britain has been placed on high alert after hackers shut down supermarket fridges across Europe.Hackers targeted dozens of supermarket fridges in Belgium, Sweden, Ireland, Luxembourg, and Estonia, spoiling large amounts of food by raising temperatures to as high as 50 degrees Celsius.Belgium's Delhaize chain had 40 of its supermarkets affected, with one store reporting more than £83,500 in inedible food.Now, the National Cyber Security Centre (N…