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Dozens of supermarkets across Belgium, Sweden, and Luxembourg have suffered a suspected cyber-attack that disabled their refrigeration systems, forcing the destruction of millions of euros worth of food. Affected stores include around 40 Delhaize locations, several ICA and Coop shops in Sweden, and 13 SuperValu stores in Ireland, with some freezers having temperatures maliciously set to 50°C (122°F). The attack's perpetrator remains unknown, though it follows a similar incident targeting French supermarkets last month, and both Belgian and Swedish cyber-security agencies are investigating.
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