Cyberattacks are hitting supermarket refrigeration across Europe, Anadolu Agency reported, with systems in Germany forced into heating mode, in one Bavarian...
Cyberattacks are hitting supermarket refrigeration across Europe, Anadolu Agency reported, with systems in Germany forced into heating mode, in one Bavarian store to 50 degrees, spoiling large amounts of food.
A butcher in Athens said his coolers were set to 150 degrees, and similar incidents were reported in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden, Ireland, the Netherlands, Finland and Estonia, targeting Wi-Fi-connected systems with remote maintenance.
Why it matters: the attack surface is no longer just banks and ministries, it is the cold chain that keeps food safe, and a hacked thermostat can empty a shelf faster than a blockade.
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