Technology · 2 hours ago
SuperValu pulls chilled food from 13 Irish stores after fridge cyberattack
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Musgrave Group, the company that owns SuperValu, said hackers targeted one specific model of fridge, and the stores are staying open. Chilled and frozen products were withdrawn from sale on Monday morning, a move anticipated to cost thousands of euro. Similar fridge attacks hit supermarkets in Belgium and Sweden, and in France on 12 October, when hundreds of stores were disrupted.
Reported by Irish Times · How we write briefs