Europe’s hacked fridges expose vulnerabilities

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(L-R) Frank Ruge, Senior Vice President, Direct Sales EMEA, Infoblox; James Lyne, CEO, SANS Institute; James Neilson, SVP Global Sales at OPSWAT; Mortada Ayad, VP – META at Delinea, Rafe Pilling, Senior Director of Threat Intelligence, Sophos Counter Threat Unit at Sophos; Renton D’Souza, Managing Director, Gulf at Westcon-Comstor; Subhajeet Singha, Senior TRU Researcher at Acronis.
Repeated cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe expose persistent OT security weaknesses, raising urgent concerns about vulnerable infrastructure, remote access and the real-world consequences of cyber disruption. These cyberattacks prompted cybersecurity experts to question why known vulnerabilities persist and what organisations must do to prevent further attacks. During the night of 1–2 November, supermarkets across several European countries

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