Credit Mutuel Arkea says hackers stole about €100 million
French prosecutors are investigating fraudulent transactions run through a bank account; the stolen funds were not cryptocurrency.
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French prosecutors are investigating fraudulent transactions run through a bank account; the stolen funds were not cryptocurrency.

Attackers raised defrost settings on Danfoss and Dixell controllers on October 11, causing food losses and fires.

Attackers tried to raise refrigeration temperatures to 110C but were stopped in time at three sites.

Hackers altered plasma storage freezers for France's EFS blood service; temperatures raised to 110°C with no confirmed product damage.

No patient harm or transfusion disruption reported as staff detected changes in time.
Attackers caused blood samples in French storage units to overheat to 110°C, destroying them.

Multiple European supermarket chains including Carrefour, Spar and Ahold Delhaize suffered similar attacks on refrigeration systems following a French incident.

Exposed records include names, phones, emails, customer IDs and energy supply identifiers; banking data was not included.

Exposed fields may include names, contact details and French energy contract identifiers; Engie says banking data and its own IT were not involved.

Stolen data includes names, contact details and contract identifiers; ENGIE says banking data and internal systems were not affected.

Hundreds of stores face losses put at tens to hundreds of millions of euros after defrost cycles were extended.
Paris prosecutors put victims near 700 after French supermarket controllers were driven into a 50°C defrost.

Les Mousquetaires expects losses in the tens of millions of euros, and no ransom demand has surfaced.
Attackers compromised exposed Danfoss and Copeland refrigeration controllers, spoiling food at nearly 700 French supermarkets.

French internet-exposed Danfoss StoreView controllers fell 71 percent within three days after a supermarket cyber-attack.

ANSSI says the French supermarket refrigeration attack also hit Copeland and Dixell controllers, affecting about 700 stores.
Hackers remotely overheated Danfoss supermarket refrigeration units in France, driving some to about 50C.

Hackers disrupted exposed refrigeration controllers at hundreds of French supermarkets, spoiling chilled food stocks.

Attackers altered internet-exposed refrigeration controllers at French supermarkets, spoiling cold storage.

SOCRadar reports a French supermarket cyberattack and exposed Danfoss OT behind the food supply.
Cyberattacks pushed French supermarket fridges to 50°C, spoiling food across hundreds of stores.

Attackers tampered with Danfoss refrigeration controllers, spoiling food at French supermarket chains.

Attackers remotely heated Danfoss fridge controllers at hundreds of French supermarkets, spoiling stock and causing tens of millions in losses.

NVIDIA highlights French firms deploying agentic AI, from an orbital Jetson satellite to Nemotron tools and Mistral Large 4.
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