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The new wave of apparent supermarket cyberattacks, which heated refrigerators above 120 degrees Fahrenheit and ruined food products, comes weeks after hundreds of French supermarkets were targeted.
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The attacks in Europe saw hackers take control of refrigeration settings at dozens of stores, raising temperatures in refrigerators and freezers.
