Hackers once again attacked refrigerators in supermarkets in Europe. This time, equipment was damaged at ICA and LOL stores in Sweden, local TV channel SVT reported. But the scope of the cyber attack turned out to be more modest than in France in mid-October: only about 12 points were hit, while in the Fifth Republic - almost 500. The attackers similarly hacked Danfoss' cooling control system and put it into defrost mode, setting the temperature to 50 degrees Celsius. As a result, food that has been heated for several hours has spoiled. Aggrieved French retailers plan to sue hacked Danish refrigerator maker Danfoss. They will probably be joined by Swedish colleagues. Danfoss previously explained the hack by saying that the attacked devices were running "outdated firmware". The company allegedly "recommends" customers to upgrade to the latest version or upgrade to new hardware. However, new attacks indicate the opposite - they could have occurred precisely because of vulnerabilities in Danfoss software. Free cash register in Telegram up to MAX.