Cyberattacks on refrigerators: Refrigeration system attacks: Belgium also sees traces leading to Iran
France has accused Iran's Revolutionary Guards of a cyberattack on supermarket refrigeration systems. Belgium also sees indications pointing in that direction. What are the consequences?
Belgium and France are investigating possible links to Iran in recent cyberattacks on supermarket cooling systems. Belgium's Interior Minister Bernard Quintin said security services have found hints of connections to known Iranian actors, while France has blamed Iran's Revolutionary Guard for the attacks. The cyberattacks, which affected several European countries including Sweden and Germany, involved hackers remotely increasing the temperature in refrigerators and freezers, causing food to spoil.
Iran has denied the allegations, calling them "irresponsible and laughable". Belgium and France are considering new sanctions against those responsible.
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