Spoiled by Design: How Supermarkets Became Targets of Cyberattacks
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Hackers shut down cooling systems in German supermarkets
Hackers sabotage the refrigerated warehouse, the Wuppertal CAP supermarket has to throw away goods for 25,000 euros. Here, Managing Director Christoph Nieder tells us how he has been protecting himself since then – and whether he will be compensated for the damage.
In several European countries, hackers have manipulated cooling systems from supermarkets. Food had to be disposed of. But how can attackers sabotage cooling remotely? And can they protect themselves against it?
After the series of cyberattacks on cooling systems in European supermarkets, the police investigate several cases also in Germany.
German supermarkets were hit by a hacker attack: refrigerators heated up to 50 degrees, a huge amount of food deteriorated. The police are investigating.
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