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ANSSI warns French supermarket cyberattacks may continue as exposed refrigeration systems widen concern

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France’s national cybersecurity authority, ANSSI, has warned that cyberattack campaigns targeting supermarkets and refrigeration equipment may still be underway.Backed by 1 sourcescoolingpost.com The warning comes as stores scramble to restock, while authorities urge retailers to reconnect refrigeration systems carefully.Backed by 1 sourcesfoodmanufacturing.com

A separate report says thousands of refrigerator devices remain exposed, suggesting the incident may indicate a broader risk to industrial systems beyond the affected French stores.Backed by 1 sourcescybersecuritydive.com

The AP excerpt places supermarkets’ restocking efforts alongside the warning about a potentially ongoing cyberattack.Context from one sourceAssociated Press

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