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Hackers heat French supermarket fridges, sparking fires and food losses
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Hackers heated Intermarché refrigerators in France, causing fires and food losses at about 150 targets.
Reuters reports that French supermarket chain Intermarché was hit by a cyberattack in which hackers raised refrigerator temperatures, sparking fires and food losses. The story headline indicates about 150 targets. The available text does not name malware, a vulnerability, an intrusion method, or a responsible group.
- Intermarché was hit by a cyberattack on store refrigeration.
- Hackers heated fridges, sparking fires and food losses.
- The Reuters headline indicates about 150 targets.
- No malware, CVE, or named threat group is provided.
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