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Freezers at dozens of supermarkets in at least seven European countries rose to 50C overnight in a suspected cyber-attack, the second in a month after hundreds of French stores were hit.
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Freezers at dozens of supermarkets in at least seven European countries rose to 50C overnight in a suspected cyber-attack, the second in a month after hundreds of French stores were hit.
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Investigators link the mass refrigeration hack across ~700 European supermarkets to outdated, Internet-exposed controllers from Danfoss, Dixell and Copeland with known critical flaws.
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Hackers reportedly pushed supermarket refrigeration units across Europe into automatic defrost mode, disabling cold storage and raising fresh questions about connected retail devices.