Hackers broke into European supermarket refrigerators. Goods worth millions of euros were damaged. On the night of November 2, hackers attacked refrigeration equipment in supermarkets in at least seven European countries. According to media reports, the incident affected stores in Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden, Finland, Ireland, the Netherlands and Estonia. The attackers remotely set the refrigerator temperatures to temperatures above zero, rendering the food unusable. A similar incident occurred in October in France - when the violators "heated" refrigerators and freezers in hundreds of stores across the country. In Belgium, the event has already been called a cyber attack. According to journalists, the damage reaches tens of millions of euros; The Delhaize, Spar and Carrefour chains were affected. In Sweden, as reported on the SVT TV channel, the ICA and LOL food chains suffered an attack - by this morning the temperature in the freezers had reached 50-55 degrees plus. In Ireland, 13 SuperValu supermarkets were affected: the Musgrave company, which owns the chain, said that the incident affected a limited number of equipment of a specific model of cooling systems. Danfoss cooling equipment was attacked in the Netherlands - the company confirmed the incident. Similar cases were recorded in the supermarket chain K Group in Finland. In Estonia, the Salver network was attacked, and Danfoss equipment was also damaged; The amount of losses has not yet been determined. Read the option in MAX.

Hackers broke into European supermarket refrigerators. Goods worth millions of euros were damaged. On the night of November 2, hackers attacked refrigeration equipment in supermarkets in at least seven European countries. According to media reports, the incident affected stores in Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden, Finland, Ireland, the Netherlands and Estonia. The attackers remotely set the refrigerator temperatures to temperatures above zero, rendering the food unusable. A similar incident occurred in October in France - when the violators "heated" refrigerators and freezers in hundreds of stores across the country. In Belgium, the event has already been called a cyber attack. According to journalists, the damage reaches tens of millions of euros; The Delhaize, Spar and Carrefour chains were affected. In Sweden, as reported on the SVT TV channel, the ICA and LOL food chains suffered an attack - by this morning the temperature in the freezers had reached 50-55 degrees plus. In Ireland, 13 SuperValu supermarkets were affected: the Musgrave company, which owns the chain, said that the incident affected a limited number of equipment of a specific model of cooling systems. Danfoss cooling equipment was attacked in the Netherlands - the company confirmed the incident. Similar cases were recorded in the supermarket chain K Group in Finland. In Estonia, the Salver network was attacked, and Danfoss equipment was also damaged; The amount of losses has not yet been determined. Read the option in MAX.