Russia may be behind the cyber attack on refrigerators in supermarkets in Europe Scottish cyber security company Lufobis recorded hundreds of attempts to break into refrigerator control systems in the week before the attack. According to the company's CEO Xavier Belkens, apparently the hackers did a tour for the first time. "Vendors and some IP addresses have already appeared in infrastructure that previously housed hacker groups linked to Russia," he was quoted as saying by VRT News. The attack disrupted the operation of refrigerators and freezers in several European countries. Outages were reported in Belgium, Sweden, Estonia, Luxembourg, Ireland and France. But the attacks did not end there. A day earlier, in France, hackers broke into the cooling system of a donor plasma storage facility and changed the temperature settings from 30 to 110+ degrees. The technical staff noticed the intervention in time, so the plasma supply was maintained. Pravda Gershchenko / Send content / X / Bluesky / Telegram / Threads.

Russia may be behind the cyber attack on refrigerators in supermarkets in Europe Scottish cyber security company Lufobis recorded hundreds of attempts to break into refrigerator control systems in the week before the attack. According to the company's CEO Xavier Belkens, apparently the hackers did a tour for the first time. "Vendors and some IP addresses have already appeared in infrastructure that previously housed hacker groups linked to Russia," he was quoted as saying by VRT News. The attack disrupted the operation of refrigerators and freezers in several European countries. Outages were reported in Belgium, Sweden, Estonia, Luxembourg, Ireland and France. But the attacks did not end there. A day earlier, in France, hackers broke into the cooling system of a donor plasma storage facility and changed the temperature settings from 30 to 110+ degrees. The technical staff noticed the intervention in time, so the plasma supply was maintained. Pravda Gershchenko / Send content / X / Bluesky / Telegram / Threads.