Russian Cyberattacks on European Supermarkets Expose Weaknesses in Civil Defense

Russian hackers targeted supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe, disrupting food supplies and exposing vulnerabilities in civilian infrastructure. The attacks highlight the risks of internet-connected equipment and just-in-time inventory systems, underscoring the need for stronger cybersecurity, emergency stockpiles, and civil defense planning.

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