France blames Iran for cyberattacks on supermarket fridges

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French intelligence agencies accuse Iran’s Revolutionary Guards of cyberattacks disrupting refrigeration systems at supermarkets and other food businesses. The incidents reportedly affected hundreds of establishments and blood banks, prompting emergency cold-storage measures and warnings that the EU could impose sanctions.

French intelligence agencies have accused Iran's Revolutionary Guards of orchestrating disruptive cyberattacks against commercial refrigerators. The incidents targeted hundreds of supermarkets and other food establishments, resulting in significant disruptions to cold-storage systems. Following these attacks, blood banks were also affected, leading to urgent measures for cold-storage. French officials warned of potential EU sanctions and called for international cooperation on the matter.