Poland may be flooded by "refrigerator attacks". We are among the main targets

Poland faces a surge in cyberattacks targeting retail cooling systems, with hackers remotely altering temperatures, leading to food spoilage. The country ranks fifth globally in vulnerable interfaces, raising concerns about supply chain stability. Experts warn that outdated software and unsecured internet access increase risks, necessitating urgent security measures. The financial impact on the retail sector is significant, with losses estimated in the millions. As cyberattacks escalate, the potential for similar incidents across Europe grows, highlighting the need for improved cybersecurity protocols.

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