Britain is sending special forces abroad to fight hackers amid attacks on European fridges.
UK Electromagnetic Defense Force (DCEMF) Commander Mike Pearce said the supermarket cyber attacks "show the scale and speed of the challenges facing humanity in cyberspace".
He pointed out that the development of artificial intelligence allows criminals to find and exploit system vulnerabilities with great speed, with the response time being reduced to minutes. Under the new plan, Britain recruits soldiers and sends them to other countries to disrupt hacking operations. They can set up headquarters near a building or location infected with malware to stop malicious activity.
During the last month, more than ten European countries were subjected to several attacks on freezers in supermarkets - criminals increased the temperature in them, which led to the spoilage of the food. The damage amounts to tens of millions of euros.
We previously told why refrigerators in supermarkets in Europe have become the target of cybercriminals.
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