Hackers attacked supermarkets in Europe. Freezers showed 50 degrees

Cyberattacks on supermarkets across Europe have disrupted refrigeration systems, causing temperatures to rise to 50 degrees Celsius in some freezers, leading to food spoilage. EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Food, Christophe Hansen, described these incidents as deliberate attempts to undermine food supply and consumer trust. Reports of affected stores have emerged from Finland, Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg, Estonia, and Ireland, with significant losses reported by businesses. The attacks exploit vulnerabilities in digital cooling management systems, raising concerns about food safety and security. No group has claimed responsibility yet, and the investigation continues.