Greek Butcher Shop Reports Cyberattack Targeting Refrigeration Systems
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The days when hackers gained access to websites and confidential information through malicious software on computers and mobile phones are long gone. Now, cyberattacks have broken free from the confines of computers and smartphones, with attackers exploiting the weak security of home appliances. Although it sounds like science fiction, recent hacker attacks on supermarkets in Belgium and the Netherlands, as well as a Greek butcher shop today - …
HACKERS attacked an Athens butcher shop and remotely raised the temperature in smart refrigerators to 150°C. The owner revealed that other facilities using the same maintenance company were also affected.
Hackers allegedly gain access to refrigeration control system, set the temperature to 302F
As reported by the owner of a meat trading business in Kifissia, unknown persons gained access to the refrigerator management system and changed the temperature setting to 150 degrees The post "They hacked" butcher shop refrigerators in Kifissia: "They changed the temperature to 150 degrees" appeared first on in.gr.
An unprecedented and coordinated cyberattack targeting professional refrigeration systems is causing market disruption, threatening the supply chain and public health. The phenomenon, which has already received […]
Yorgos Boubas, the owner of a butcher shop in Athens, Greece, claims that the Wi-Fi connected coolers in his shop were targeted by a cyberattack. He stated that they noticed the situation when they started work in the morning, discovering that the coolers' temperature setting had been increased to 150 degrees Celsius. To prevent a similar incident from happening again, they disconnected the devices from the internet.
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