European supermarkets rush to patch vulnerabilities after region-wide fridge hack

By Louise Rasmussen, Helen Reid and Marcus Mathiesen COPENHAGEN/LONDON, Nov 3 (Reuters) – European supermarkets targeted in a second wave of cyberattacks that cranked up fridge and freezer temperatures were rushing on Tuesday to upgrade their systems and protect themselves against further hacking attempts. Stores in eight European countries were forced to throw away vast quantities of food after…

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