După ce s-a speculat că hackerii ruși au încălzit frigiderele și congelatoarele din Europa, Kremlinul ripostează

The Kremlin dismissed European media claims linking Russia to cyberattacks on refrigerators and freezers as absurd and unsupported by evidence. Recent attacks have raised temperatures in cooling systems across Europe, prompting supermarkets to enhance their security measures. European authorities have not disclosed how the hackers gained access or identified the perpetrators, although speculation points to Russian hacker groups. The EU condemned these attacks as deliberate attempts to disrupt the food supply chain and undermine consumer trust. No hacker group has claimed responsibility, and the simplicity of the attacks complicates the identification of the culprits, with potential links to North Korea, Russia, or China. Experts predict that state-sponsored hackers may increasingly use AI-driven cyberattacks for geopolitical aims.