Cyberattacks Hit European Supermarket Fridges
A fresh wave of cyberattacks has disrupted supermarket refrigeration systems across several European countries, spoiling food and forcing store closures. Major grocers reported unauthorized temperature spikes in dozens of locations overnight.
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A wave of cyberattacks hit supermarket refrigeration systems across Sweden, Belgium, and four other European nations overnight, destroying perishable stock by spiking temperatures to 50 degrees Celsius. The coordinated digital breach forced major grocers to discard entire inventories of chilled and frozen goods.
