Europe freezer hacks: remote temperature manipulation destroys millions in food

Attackers remotely raised freezer temperatures to as high as 55°C across European facilities, spoiling food worth millions of euros. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in industrial IoT and supply-chain infrastructure, with unclear attribution and scope. This marks a notable escalation in cyberattacks targeting physical infrastructure beyond data theft.

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