Supermarket Freezers Across Europe Hit by Suspected Cyber-Attacks
Supermarket freezers in Sweden, Belgium, and Luxembourg have experienced temperature increases due to suspected cyber-attacks. One store reported temperatures reaching 50 C.
Supermarket chains across several European countries have been hit by suspected cyber-attacks affecting their refrigeration systems. Retailers in Sweden, Belgium, and Luxembourg reported that the temperatures of their freezers rose overnight.
Specific details varied by location. One store in Sweden stated that the temperature for its freezers had been adjusted to 50 degrees Celsius, or 122 degrees Fahrenheit.
These recent incidents bear similarities to a previous hack that targeted French stores in October, according to the reports.
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