Unpublished Cyberattack in Supermarkets: After Danfoss, Another Targeted Manufacturer
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On Monday night, stores using Dixell refrigeration equipment were targeted by hackers. The attack method mirrored that used the previous day in incidents affecting several hundred supermarkets.
The National Cyberdefense Authority (Anssi) updated its cyberattack alert on Tuesday, revealing that other software had also been hacked.
In the aftermath of the cyberattack that hit hundreds of supermarkets across France, a new manufacturer, Dixell, was allegedly the victim of pirates After Danfoss on 12 October, in the turn of
Two supermarkets suffered a break in the cold chain, a few hours after the national cyberattack. The stores are equipped with electronic controllers that are not provided by Danfoss, the Danish group at the heart of the cyberattack. The latest evidence suggests that the pirates attacked another key manufacturer of the big distribution, Dixell. De facto, other supermarkets would be vulnerable.
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