EU urges action as Germany, Romania and UK report supermarket cyberattacks
- Hackers raised the temperatures of refrigeration systems at supermarkets in Germany, Romania and the United Kingdom during Monday’s cyberattacks, officials said, bringing the number of European countries affected in the hacking spree to at least 11.
- The announcements on Tuesday came as the European Union promised a collective response, warning that the attacks, which have spoiled tonnes of food across the continent, were “not isolated”.
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- Hackers raised the temperatures of refrigeration systems at supermarkets in Germany, Romania and the United Kingdom during Monday’s cyberattacks, officials said, bringing the number of European countries affected in the hacking spree to at least 11.
- The announcements on Tuesday came as the European Union promised a collective response, warning that the attacks, which have spoiled tonnes of food across the continent, were “not isolated”.
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Sources: Al Jazeera