Supermarket freezers across Europe hit by second suspected cyber-attack
Chains in Sweden, Belgium and Luxembourg report fridge temperatures rising overnight from suspected cyber-attacks.
The Guardian reports supermarket freezers across Europe affected by a second suspected cyber-attack, with chains in Sweden, Belgium and Luxembourg experiencing fridge temperature increases overnight, similar to prior incidents in France. AFP, SiliconRepublic and DutchNews provide country-specific reports on the attacks at multiple stores.
- Fridge temperatures rising overnight in affected supermarkets
- Suspected cyber-attack similar to French stores hack
- Reports from Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg, Ireland and Netherlands
Impact: control over supermarket refrigeration systems
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2 min read at databreaches.netThe Guardian reports that supermarket freezers across Europe have been hit by a second suspected cyber-attack, with chains in Sweden, Belgium and Luxembourg reporting fridge temperatures rising overnight, similar to the hack of French stores last month. For more country-specific reports: AFP reports on the attacks in Belgium,SiliconRepublic reports on 13 SuperValu stores hit in...
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