www.ibtimes.com France Blames Iran for Supermarket Hacking Incident
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- •France accuses Iran's IRGC of hacking supermarket refrigeration systems.
- •Approximately 700 supermarkets in France were affected, leading to significant food waste.
- •The attacks also impacted eight other European countries, highlighting a broader threat.
France has accused Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of conducting cyber-attacks that compromised the temperature settings of supermarket fridges and freezers, affecting around 700 stores. The attacks occurred on October 11 and 12, leading to significant food spoilage and losses for retailers. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot stated that measures against Iran are being considered, including possible sanctions. The attacks were not limited to France; eight European nations reported similar incidents, with one Swedish supermarket's controls set to 50 degrees Celsius. French authorities are taking steps to deter future attacks and have summoned the Iranian ambassador for discussions.
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