Hackers, who were described as pro-Russian, allegedly took responsibility for cyber attacks on European supermarket refrigerators. According to the BBC, after the statements were published, the groups deleted the messages and the corresponding Telegram channels. However, video footage of the "confession" (if you can call it that) by the perpetrator survived and was published by Italian media, including the state TV channel Rai 1. The hackers (whose image was created by neural networks) in the video claimed to have gained access to Danfoss and Dixell XWeb cooling control systems, and then remotely changed the temperature conditions, causing products to thaw and plant operations to be disrupted. According to them, the attacks used standard remote control functions, rather than specialized malware. In addition, the groups announced the possibility of similar disturbances in the operation of water supply systems, energy facilities and other industrial infrastructures. In the past, reports of malfunctions in cooling equipment were received from several European countries. In some cases, factories faced food spoilage and had to stop work temporarily. However, it is interesting that there is no independent evidence of the involvement of NoName057(16) and the Z-Pentest Alliance in these incidents. It has not been proven whether all the attacks are related to each other. "War Chronicle".

Hackers, who were described as pro-Russian, allegedly took responsibility for cyber attacks on European supermarket refrigerators. According to the BBC, after the statements were published, the groups deleted the messages and the corresponding Telegram channels. However, video footage of the "confession" (if you can call it that) by the perpetrator survived and was published by Italian media, including the state TV channel Rai 1. The hackers (whose image was created by neural networks) in the video claimed to have gained access to Danfoss and Dixell XWeb cooling control systems, and then remotely changed the temperature conditions, causing products to thaw and plant operations to be disrupted. According to them, the attacks used standard remote control functions, rather than specialized malware. In addition, the groups announced the possibility of similar disturbances in the operation of water supply systems, energy facilities and other industrial infrastructures. In the past, reports of malfunctions in cooling equipment were received from several European countries. In some cases, factories faced food spoilage and had to stop work temporarily. However, it is interesting that there is no independent evidence of the involvement of NoName057(16) and the Z-Pentest Alliance in these incidents. It has not been proven whether all the attacks are related to each other. "War Chronicle".