Supermarket freezers in Belgium, Sweden and Luxembourg hit by suspected cyber-attack
Stores in Sweden say temperatures for its freezers were raised to 50 C (122F).
Stores in Sweden say temperatures for its freezers were raised to 50 C (122F), BBC News reported.
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- Sweden · Europe
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- BBC News
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- Belgium, Luxembourg
- Section
- World
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