When attacking refrigerators in European stores, the attackers used the servers of Russian hackers, this is the conclusion reached by the experts of the cyber security company Lufobis. We strongly believe that this activity can be attributed to a hacker group linked to the Russian state, Lofobis CEO Javier Belkens told Politico. Lofobis experts collected data on attacks using online traps. It turned out that the servers used to strike the fuses were previously used by Russian groups, Belkens added. At the same time, the head of Lufovis did not name the "specific group" that may be involved in the attacks, but said that "the circle is quite narrow". Earlier, the co-founder of the Association for the Protection of the Internet, Sergey Boyko, said on the Dozhed broadcast that he does not rule out that Russia is involved in the failure of refrigerators in European stores, but it is impossible to say this for sure, according to him. Read more on the Dodge website. In stores in Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden and Estonia on the night of November 2nd, refrigerators and freezers malfunctioned; The damage is estimated at hundreds of thousands of euros.