Suspected cyberattacks hit Swedish and Belgian supermarkets, spiking fridge temperatures overnight
saibharadwaj · x · 2026-11-02
Per Insider Wire, suspected cyberattacks hit supermarkets in Sweden and Belgium, causing fridge and freezer temperatures to spike overnight. The incident highlights the vulnerability of retail cold-chain and industrial control systems to attacks with direct food-safety consequences.
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