'It's a form of terrorism': fridges across Europe hit by suspected cyber-attacks – video

Fridges and freezers in supermarkets across Europe have been hit by suspected cyber-attacks, causing temperatures to rise to as high as 50C in some stores. This has led to concerns about food safety and potential economic losses for retailers. The incident is significant for markets as it highlights the vulnerability of critical infrastructure to cyber threats, which could have broader implications for supply chains and trade.

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A series of cyber attacks has hit supermarket chains across Europe, causing refrigerators and freezers to malfunction. This could lead to food spoilage and supply chain disruptions, affecting consumer prices and confidence.

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