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Supermarket refrigeration systems in Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg, Ireland and Estonia were hit by cyberattacks on Monday, causing refrigerators and freezers to warm up and food to spoil. The damage affected six Coop stores in Sweden, 15 Carrefour stores and five Colruyt stores in Belgium, and 13 SuperValu stores in Ireland. The attackers exploited remote-control systems to change refrigeration settings. Temperatures at some locations reached 50°C, forcing stores to remove products from shelves and discard food. The perpetrators have not been identified, and no link has been established between these attacks and a similar attack on French stores in October.
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