France Blames Iran for Cyber-Attack on Supermarket Fridges Across Europe
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has accused the Islamic Republic of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps of orchestrating a cyber-attack that disrupted refrigeration systems in hundreds of supermarkets across Europe.
Cyber-Attack Involves Temperature Control Systems
The attack, which took place on October 11th, targeted the temperature control systems in over 200 supermarkets in France, as well as dozens of outlets in seven other European countries.
Iran Denies French Accusations
Iran has not yet responded to the French government's allegations, which also involve an investigation into the head of the Shahid Kaveh group, an Iranian-linked cyber unit.
Investigation into Iranian Cyber Unit
The Paris prosecutor, Laure Beccuau, announced the launch of an investigation into the Shahid Kaveh group, which is believed to be affiliated with the Islamic Republic of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps.
European Supermarkets Affected
- Over 200 supermarkets in France were affected by the cyber-attack
- Dozens of supermarkets in seven other European countries were also hit by the attack
French Authorities Launch Inquiry
Following the cyber-attack, French authorities have launched an inquiry into the incident, seeking to establish the extent of the damage and the number of affected businesses.
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