Tons of food were completely damaged, after hackers entered the software that controlled the supermarket refrigerators and ordered them to thaw or raise the temperature to 50 degrees Celsius. This is an attack that highlights the concept of digital scheduled obsolescence, which causes the devices to stop receiving security updates after a few years. In France 24 we explain if it is possible to continue using them safely.
Cyberattacks in Europe: are all equipment connected to the Internet at risk?
Tons of food were completely damaged, after hackers entered the software that controlled the supermarket refrigerators and ordered them to thaw or raise the temperature to 50 degrees Celsius. This is an attack that highlights the concept of digital scheduled obsolescence, which causes the devices to stop receiving security updates after a few years. In France 24 we explain if it is possible to continue using them safely.

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