In an unprecedented cyberattack, hundreds of supermarkets across France have experienced severe disruptions to their refrigeration systems. The attack, which targeted approximately 700 locations, caused temperatures in refrigeration units to soar to 122°F (50°C), leading to significant food spoilage and even sparking fires. Investigators are currently searching for the hackers responsible, but no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. The French government has expressed concerns about food security, as the financial impact on the affected supermarkets could reach tens of millions of euros. Cybersecurity experts warn that similar attacks could occur in other regions, highlighting the vulnerabilities within retail systems.