FREEZER WARFARE: Mystery hackers turn supermarket fridges into OVENS across Europe – and 13 SuperValu stores in Ireland have been hit
Hackers seized control of supermarket fridges and freezers in at least nine countries overnight, sending temperatures soaring to 50°C. The EU calls it a deliberate attack on Europe's food supply, and Ireland is among the countries hit.
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