Refrigerator hacks on blood labs and supermarkets highlight IoT security gaps
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Attacks on vulnerable internet-connected refrigerators hit critical infrastructure this year. On 2 November, France’s Établissement Français du Sang said cold rooms storing blood reached very high temperatures; alarms and staff prevented damage to samples. Similar hacks recently affected supermarket chains in at least 11 European countries, hundreds of French stores in October, and roughly six US military commissaries in August, forcing large-scale food disposal.
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