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Open this photo in gallery:A frozen food aisle is closed at a supermarket near Nantes after a cyberattack targeted refrigeration systems at French supermarket chains on Monday. Stephane Mahe/ReutersOvernight on Sunday, somebody (or something) maliciously broke into internet-connected refrigeration controllers and cranked fridges and freezers at stores across France up to as high as 50 C, spoiling millions of euros worth of food. In some stores, the higher temperatures started fires or even melted equipment. The controllers were made by the Danish firm Danfoss. Most were legacy products running outdated firmware, which the company claims it had urged customers to update.
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