Cyberattacks raise temperatures in supermarket freezers across Europe
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Hackers targeted internet-linked refrigerators and freezers in supermarkets across Europe, raising temperatures and ruining large amounts of food. On Monday, more than 100 shops in several countries were affected; attacks began last month in France, where hundreds of stores suffered spoilage and equipment damage costing millions of euros. Similar August failures at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, and Newport, Rhode Island, spoiled frozen stock; the Pentagon treats them as a suspected hack and is coordinating with French authorities. No culprit or motive is known.
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