Cyberattacks Disrupt Supermarket Refrigeration Systems Across Europe

Cyberattacks have disrupted refrigeration systems at supermarkets in Sweden, Belgium and Luxembourg, affecting food storage facilities across several European countries.

According to reports, cooling systems malfunctioned at 13 stores in Ireland and 15 stores in Belgium following the cyberattacks.

Some freezers in Sweden reportedly recorded temperatures as high as 50 degrees, raising concerns among European authorities about potential disruptions to food supplies.

Last month, supermarket refrigerators in France were also reportedly hacked.

Meanwhile, supermarkets and food companies in Israel have been placed on alert amid fears of similar cyberattacks.

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