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Cyber ​​attack on more than 400 supermarkets in France; Rotten food destroyed A cyber attack on the refrigeration systems of hundreds of supermarkets in France caused the corruption of a large amount of fresh and frozen food. The attack, which occurred on the evening of October 12, raised concerns about the security of the European food supply chain. According to reports, more than 400 stores were affected by this attack. By gaining access to the cooling systems of chain stores such as Intermarche, Carrefour, Leclerc and U Cooperative Group, the attackers activated the defrost cycle of the devices. In some cases, the temperature of refrigerators full of food reached 50 degrees Celsius for more than six hours. The affected stores announced that they had to throw away their fresh and frozen products. The prosecutor's office in Paris confirmed the occurrence of these attacks and reported the fire in several stores.

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Cyber ​​attack on more than 400 supermarkets in France; Rotten food destroyed A cyber attack on the refrigeration systems of hundreds of supermarkets in France caused the corruption of a large amount of fresh and frozen food. The attack, which occurred on the evening of October 12, raised concerns about the security of the European food supply chain. According to reports, more than 400 stores were affected by this attack. By gaining access to the cooling systems of chain stores such as Intermarche, Carrefour, Leclerc and U Cooperative Group, the attackers activated the defrost cycle of the devices. In some cases, the temperature of refrigerators full of food reached 50 degrees Celsius for more than six hours. The affected stores announced that they had to throw away their fresh and frozen products. The prosecutor's office in Paris confirmed the occurrence of these attacks and reported the fire in several stores.

Cyber ​​attack on more than 400 supermarkets in France; Rotten food destroyed A cyber attack on the refrigeration systems of hundreds of supermarkets in France caused the corruption of a large amount of fresh and frozen food. The attack, which occurred on the evening of October 12, raised concerns about the security of the European food supply chain. According to reports, more than 400 stores were affected by this attack. By gaining access to the cooling systems of chain stores such as Intermarche, Carrefour, Leclerc and U Cooperative Group, the attackers activated the defrost cycle of the devices. In some cases, the temperature of refrigerators full of food reached 50 degrees Celsius for more than six hours. The affected stores announced that they had to throw away their fresh and frozen products. The prosecutor's office in Paris confirmed the occurrence of these attacks and reported the fire in several stores.