Science & Tech · Cybersecurity · 20 hrs ago
US warns of cyberattacks that spoiled food in more than 350 European stores
The United States has warned of cyberattacks linked to food losses in European stores.
More than 350 stores were affected, according to the warning.
The food was damaged or spoiled, making it the reported consequence of the attacks.
This shows the effects reached beyond computer systems and affected goods in stores.
The incidents involved stores across Europe, but no countries or retailers are identified.
The warning does not say who carried out the attacks or when they happened.
The United States warned of cyberattacks linked to spoiled food.
The attacks spoiled food in more than 350 stores.
The affected stores were in Europe.
The headline does not identify the attackers or give further details.
- Who
- The United States issued the warning.
- What
- Cyberattacks spoiled food in more than 350 stores.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- More than 350 stores in Europe.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Warning source
- United States
- Incident
- Cyberattacks spoiled food
- Affected stores
- More than 350
- Region
- Europe