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  Intruders remotely manipulated cooling systems across multiple nations overnight, setting temperatures as high as 70 degrees Celsius and ruining large inventories. The coordinated disruption could cost affected grocers millions of euros in discarded stock and equipment troubleshooting. Cybersecurity agencies in Belgium and Sweden are actively tracking the incident, while technical experts warn that resolving the underlying infrastructure vulnerabilities will require hands-on physical modifications.

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• More European supermarkets are getting their freezers hacked

  Digital intrusions targeting internet-connected commercial cooling infrastructure have disrupted grocery chains across Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg, and Estonia. Retailers reported unauthorized overnight temperature increases that threaten product safety and expose wider vulnerabilities within food supply chains. These incidents follow earlier breaches in France and at American military installations that previously triggered severe cooling failures and widespread inventory spoilage.

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