Hundreds of supermarkets in France were victims of a cyberattack that affected their refrigeration systems.
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Between Sunday night and Monday, hundreds of supermarkets in France were targeted in a cyberattack that allowed hackers to take control of their refrigeration systems. The incident resulted in the spoilage of fresh and frozen goods, with losses estimated in the millions.
In addition to the attacks in France, supermarkets in Belgium and the Netherlands also reported cyberattacks of a different nature on Monday that disrupted their normal operations. The French incidents were noted as the most severe due to the direct damage inflicted on perishable merchandise.
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