AI cyberattacks are growing: Belgium and Sweden supermarket freezers hit
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-11-02
Luiza Jarovsky highlights a BBC report that supermarket freezer systems in Belgium and Sweden were hit by a cyber-attack, arguing people should understand why AI-powered cyberattacks are growing — and likely to get worse — as AI lowers the bar for attacking infrastructure and IoT devices.
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