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EU cyber law won’t force fixes for fridge controllers hit in French attack
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A cyberattack targeting refrigeration systems in French supermarkets has impacted grocery chains like Intermarché and Carrefour, forcing units into a continuous defrost cycle. The French cybersecurity agency ANSSI and ENISA are coordinating a response, and investigations are ongoing with no identified perpetrator.
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