Supermarket freezers across Europe hit by second suspected cyber-attack

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Refrigeration and freezer systems at supermarkets in several European countries have reportedly been disrupted by a suspected cyber-attack. The incident is the second of its kind, following an earlier attack that affected similar equipment. Investigators have not yet confirmed who is responsible or the full extent of the damage. The Guardian's report, linked from Hacker News, provides further details on the affected stores and systems. Retailers and security experts are assessing the risks to food safety and operations.

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