Hundreds of French supermarkets hit by a cyberattack that defrosted refrigeration systems
Hundreds of French supermarkets saw their refrigeration systems defrosted, spoiling tons of frozen food.
According to DW, hundreds of French supermarkets saw their refrigeration systems defrosted, spoiling tons of frozen food.
The unprecedented attack has raised serious questions about food security across Europe.
This world story centres on France. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Hundreds of French and Europe.
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