European supermarket fridges got hacked. Again. Here's what to know
A series of cyberattacks on European supermarket fridges and freezers has caused widespread food spoilage and significant financial losses.
European supermarkets experienced mysterious cyberattacks on their fridges and freezers, resulting in tons of spoiled food and millions of dollars in losses.
Supermarkets in at least six European countries reported problems, with some fridges hacked to temperatures as high as 122 degrees Fahrenheit, causing significant food spoilage.
Experts warn that the attacks highlight the risks of connecting devices to the internet, with cybersecurity investigators blaming outdated remote control modules and poor cyber hygiene for the breaches.
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Editorial brief compiled from certified Associated Press wire reporting via Newsmotion News Desk.
