Freezers in Sweden, Belgium overheat following possible cyberattacks
- Temperature increases have been reported in dozens of store cooling systems, weeks after a similar attack in France.
- Possible cyberattacks have triggered rising temperatures in grocery store refrigeration systems across Sweden, Belgium and Luxembourg.
- The head of Sweden’s national cybersecurity centre, John Billow, confirmed on Monday to the Reuters news agency that the centre is responding to multiple incidents affecting store cooling systems.
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- Temperature increases have been reported in dozens of store cooling systems, weeks after a similar attack in France.
- Possible cyberattacks have triggered rising temperatures in grocery store refrigeration systems across Sweden, Belgium and Luxembourg.
- The head of Sweden’s national cybersecurity centre, John Billow, confirmed on Monday to the Reuters news agency that the centre is responding to multiple incidents affecting store cooling systems.
Sources: Al Jazeera