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Supermarket fridges in seven European countries hit by suspected cyberattacks

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Shops in Sweden, Belgium, Ireland and other countries saw refrigeration temperatures soar overnight into Monday, in what retailers and authorities describe as cyberattacks. No group has claimed responsibility.

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    Supermarkets in seven European countries said the fridges and freezers in some of their shops overheated overnight into Monday, with temperatures reaching as high as 50C (122F). Several companies confirmed they had been hacked, according to The Guardian. Problems were reported in Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg, Ireland, Estonia, Finland and the Netherlands.

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