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France Says Iran Caused Huge Cyberattack on Supermarket Fridges
The French government says Iranian hackers are behind an attack that hit supermarket refrigeration systems.
A row of refrigerated shelves inside a modern supermarket.
By John Doe
Reporting from France 
Nov. 10, 2026, 4:03 p.m. - 15 minutes ago
France is pointing the finger at Iran for a major cyberattack. The attack targeted the cooling systems in supermarkets.
Usually, when we think of cyberattacks, we think of stolen money or hacked emails. This time, the hackers went after the fridges. These are the cooling units that keep food fresh in grocery stores.
French officials called the attack "unprecedented." That is a fancy word for something that has never happened before on this scale. It caused serious trouble for store operations.
France claims they have proof that Iran is responsible for the digital break-in. They are treating this as a serious move by a foreign power to mess with everyday life in France.
So far, there is no word on how many stores were affected or if the food was ruined. Government leaders are looking into the situation to make sure systems are safe from more attacks like this.
Source: CNN
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