
Supermarket Fridge Attacks: An Exposed Controller Was Enough
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Attacks on refrigeration in supermarkets and blood banks reached at least nine European countries in 21 days. Danfoss says the targets were controllers outside protected networks, running default passwords and outdated firmware, while a fix for the known vulnerabilities had been available for about fourteen months. There is still no evidence of AI use or of a Russian link.
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