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A cyberattack affecting supermarkets in France has spoiled millions of euros worth of fresh and frozen food. Hackers gained control of the software that regulat…
A cyberattack affecting supermarkets in France has spoiled millions of euros worth of fresh and frozen food. Hackers gained control of the software that regulates refrigeration units, manipulating them to heat up to temperatures of 50 degrees Celsius and higher (120 °F). The hack shows how vulnerable critical systems can be to digital sabotage.
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Imagine thinking you needed your refrigerator to be plugged into the internet 😂😂😂
@@teachmetheway928Imported4wk ago
Lmfao 😂
@@SonOfRamenEggImported4wk ago
Internet connected temperature <i>reading</i> fine. <i>Setting</i> temperature is just dumb.
@@DarronSandersonImported4wk ago
AI took responsible for the hack. 😏
@@JamesBond-p8tImported4wk ago
Why did they throw it out? 😮
@@TheOutlaw07Imported4wk ago
Only hackers is our corrupt govt.
@@scottsnodgrass4361Imported4wk ago
Maybe mot everything needs to be computer controlled…… My fridge at home wasn’t affected.
@@ce2167-n1tImported4wk ago
Must be Putin?
@@delmar418Imported4wk ago
Don't look at non-EU countries.
@@paulbunyan9436Imported4wk ago
Ai Bots out of control...
@@johnrhogrImported4wk ago
It’s probably OpenAI testing their new model.
@@mqondisibhembeImported4wk ago
These hackers need to do more philanthropic hacks, why not give 100% discounts instead... or clear everyone's debt. Lame hack. 🚮
@@Tendu16Imported4wk ago
This should be a learning experience for everyone. With AI powered mass hacking on the way, the 'Internet of Things' mentality makes us all vulnerable. Don't outsource control.
@@lv3609Imported4wk ago
Don’t fall to the sirens’ call to digitalise everything.<br><br>Before putting any service in Internet, before plugging any equipment to Internet, <b>make sure you’ve proper security infrastructure in place</b> of which a proper configured firewall is a very very minimum, and then there are more equipment to control access to Internet and monitor access to Internet (and actively act). Proper inventory of devices, of software, of firmware, of misconfiguration is necessary also.
@@SimonDonikianImported4wk ago
Was Putin with a macaron mask <a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/-fgfY9DIGYjbhgHLzoDIDw"></a>
@@capricious2000Imported4wk ago
I like how the vendor blamed the shops on not updating the firmware. 😃
@@adrenochrome_slurperImported4wk ago
Russia of course
@@capricious2000Imported4wk ago
Login: admin<br>Password: admin
@@rayparadis4552Imported4wk ago
It's connected for this very reason, think 🤔 about it.
@@Teffi_ClubImported4wk ago
putin?
@@littlejason99Imported4wk ago
Not everything needs to be connected to the public internet. Not everything needs to be cloud connected. Don't worry, the world will figure it out when national power grids start collapsing...
@@justayoutuber1906Imported4wk ago
Your smart TV takes 6200 pictures of your screen per hour and sends them to the manufacturer, who sells the data.
@@robertjahn8498Imported4wk ago
Why dont they hack the price labels instead
@@robertjahn8498Imported4wk ago
As long as we have snicker bars
@@picadosinfernoImported4wk ago
Wait until you see that nuclear plants also have off site connection.
@@akfak8208Imported4wk ago
We were living in an era that had no need for all of this AI thing, and we didn't have any issues
@@SoraNotSoraImported4wk ago
Ai could create millions of jobs. As humans are returned to workplaces to protect connected devices against other humans wielding Ai.
@@crocolagerfelden6142Imported4wk ago
Where's Greta?
@@carminia824Imported4wk ago
And this is why everything needs to be digital and interconnected. Surely, "AI" will be the solution to such problems.<br><br>Irony off.
@@TouYubeTomImported4wk ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uoi9TBtIUEA&t=72">1:12</a> not an expert, more like a joke
@@gabrielmandawe6465Imported4wk ago
Why the heck does a fridge have to be connected to the internet anyway?
A cyberattack affecting supermarkets in France has spoiled millions of euros worth of fresh and frozen food. Hackers gained control of the software that regulates refrigeration units, manipulating them to heat up to temperatures of 50 degrees Celsius and higher (120 °F). The hack shows how vulnerable critical systems can be to digital sabotage.
#dwcurrentaffairs #france #cyberattack
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