CyberSecurity News
Second wave of suspected cyberattacks hits supermarket freezers across Europe
AI summary
A second series of suspected cyberattacks has targeted supermarket freezers in Europe, resulting in manipulated temperature controls and spoilage of stock. This incident follows a similar attack that occurred in recent weeks, suggesting a possible pattern of malicious activity. The attacks have affected refrigerators in grocery stores across the continent, causing disruption to food supplies. The cause and extent of the damage are not yet fully clear.
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