⚡️🇫🇷 — Overnight, hackers reportedly caused temperatures in numerous supermarket refrigerators across France to rise to as high as 50°C, triggering fires and food losses at hundreds of stores nationwide in a large-scale cyberattack. The Paris prosecutor’s office said the attack affected “internet-connected refrigerators in several of France’s largest food chains,” with damage including “food losses and fires.” Carrefour confirmed that 80 of its 6,000 stores were affected, while the vast majority of its outlets remained unaffected. — Reuters

➡️ In the Netherlands, Ahold Delhaize, which operates the country’s largest supermarket chain, said it was also dealing with a “security issue” in its computer network and had shut down some systems to protect them. A message on the chain’s customer app cited a “cybersecurity incident” and said the company was unable to provide deliveries.

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