Hackers disrupt refrigeration systems at European supermarkets
Over 115 stores in Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden, Luxembourg, Ireland, and Estonia hit after remote temperature changes.
Over 115 stores in Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden, Luxembourg, Ireland, and Estonia hit after remote temperature changes.
Similar attacks affect Delhaize, Carrefour, Coop, and ICA stores in Belgium, Luxembourg, and Sweden three weeks after French incidents.
Retailers report spoiled products and food wastage after hackers remotely control refrigeration systems in multiple European countries.
Food wastage reported as temperatures in supermarket freezers rise to 50-55 degrees C in Belgium Ireland Luxembourg and Sweden.
Hackers remotely set supermarket freezers to 50 degrees C causing spoilage in stores in multiple European countries including Belgium and Sweden.
Hackers remotely triggered defrost mode in supermarket refrigeration systems across Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden and Estonia, raising temperatures to 50-80°C and causing fires and food losses.
Attackers compromised refrigeration systems at ICA and Coop stores, spoiling food after temperatures hit 55°C.
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