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France blames Iran for massive cyber attack on supermarket fridges
France has accused Iran of being behind the massive cyber attack on supermarket fridges last month.
France blames Iran for cyberattack that hacked supermarket refrigerators across the country
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot on Monday accused Iran's Revolutionary Guards of being behind a recent cyberattack on French supermarket fridges, saying there would be consequences for the country.
🔴 Iran's Revolutionary Guards behind cyberattacks on supermarket fridges, says French FM
French officials accuse Iran of being behind fridge cyberattacks
France on Monday said Iran’s Revolutionary Guards were behind “unprecedented” cyberattacks on supermarket fridges in the country last month, vowing sanctions on a European level against Tehran. That would make the hacks
France says Iran behind cyberattacks on supermarket fridges
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France blames Iran for cyberattacks targeting supermarket fridges
The French government says 700 food distribution sites were impacted.
France accuses Iran of cyberattack on supermarket fridges
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