In France, about 700 of 10,000 supermarkets were affected in October, and nine more countries reported refrigeration problems on Monday. France's CERT-FR links the compromises to remote controllers made by Danfoss and Copeland, and no group has claimed responsibility. Hackers forced a continuous defrost cycle, spoiling food and sparking fires at some stores, while units in Estonia were pushed to 50°C (122°F). Groupement Mousquetaires counted 300 affected stores, and Cooperative U said 80 of its 2,000 shops were hit. CERT-FR warns the campaigns are probably still ongoing, and Italy's government was set to hold a cybersecurity meeting on Tuesday.
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