https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/french-supermarket-chain-intermarche-hit-by-cyberattack-150-stories-targeted-2026-10-12/
WEAR A MASK
>>544217447>hackersMore like nackers amiriteAdd it to the list
My oven can be set to any temperature above zero degrees F. I tried it one time, put a steel bowl of water in there and sure enough it froze it up. Then I tried the convect setting at zero degrees - it froze it in seconds. Now I use the oven as a freeze dryer too.
literal terrorism btw
>>544217447Nice. Expect more of this going forward. >ugh why does my internet connected coffee maker keep catching on fire?
>>544217573I thought the author marchandon sounded like merchant, and he might even be
>>544217447There is the Christian.There is the non-Christian (all non-Christians are anti-Christians).The non-Christian is: selfish, dishonest, lazy, cruel, impatient, greedy, jealous, pessimistic, cowardly, rude, ignorant, arrogant, irresponsible, manipulative, prejudiced, stubborn, aggressive, untrustworthy, inconsiderate, ungrateful, hypocritical, reckless, controlling, resentful, hostile, dishonorable, disloyal, callous, narrow-minded, deceitful, vengeful, insecure, apathetic, unreliable, entitled, intolerant, bitter, egotistical, impulsive, cynical, disrespectful, unmotivated, materialistic, uncooperative, secretive, foolish, neglectful, condescending, unprincipled, and destructive.The non-Christian is the old, obsolete human model, fated to be permanently wiped out.The Christian is: selfless, honest, hardworking, friendly, patient, generous, secure, optimistic, courageous, respectful, knowledgeable, responsible, sincere, impartial, adaptable, peaceful, trustworthy, considerate, grateful, authentic, cautious, empowering, forgiving, friendly, honorable, loyal, compassionate, understanding, truthful, merciful, confident, passionate, dependable, appreciative, tolerant, content, modest, deliberate, hopeful, courteous, driven, unpretentious, cooperative, transparent, wise, attentive, encouraging, moral, and constructive.The Christian is the New Human, fated to enjoy the Kingdom of Heaven for eternity.The non-Christian is everything that's wrong & wicked with the world.The Christian is everything that's right & good with the world.For now the wheat & weeds grow together until it is time for the harvest at the end of the age. The harvesters are instructed to first collect the weeds, tie them in bundles to be burned, and then gather the wheat into the barn. This is the fate of the world.
>>544217447Why would you even have reversible heat pumps on refrigerators? That would cost too much in extra components.Or they activated the defrosting heating elements instead.And in that case, we are playing the game of telephone, and the person relaying the story doesnt know what the fuck he is talking about.Legacy media is obsolete.
>>544217447Based
>>544217447>hackersThis was an inside job and we all know it.
>>544217447>The Internet of Things.Wow. Who could have seen this coming? No one, I am sure. lmao
Pootin btfod we're not freezing
>>544217447HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
>>544217447I feel like this entire France boogaloo is just Mossad seeing if they can actually take down a country
>>544217447Yea sure hackers started the fires
>>544217447BAN CLAUDE TO LE STUDENTSTHEY ARE LE TERRORISTES
>>544217760For some reason they all have a temperature setting gauge that goes up to at least 50c and they sat at that temp overnight.
>>544217447probably just turned them off>oh mon dieu le fridgés sont le reverseux
>>544218454Is it 50c in France?
>>544218402Imagine the smell.
>>544217447Spring starts when a heartbeat's poundingWhen the birds can be heard above the reckoning carts doing some final accountingLava flowing in Superfarmer's directionHe's been getting reprieve from the heat in the frozen food section, yeahDon't tell me what the poets are doingDon't tell me that they're talking toughDon't tell me that they're anti-socialSomehow not anti-social enough, that's rightAnd porn speaks to it's splintered legionsTo the pink amid the withered cornstalks in them winter regions, yeahWhile aiming at the archetypal fatherHe said with such broad and tentative swipes why do you even bother?YeahDon't tell me what the poets are doingThose Himalayas of the mindDon't tell me what the poet's been doingIn the long grasses over timeDon't tell me what the poets are doingOn the street and the epitome of vagueDon't tell me how the universe is alteredWhen you find out how he gets paid, alrightIf there's nothing more that you need nowThe lawn cut by bare breasted womenBeach bleached towels within reach for the womenGot to make it, that'll make it by swimming
>>544217597it's not terrorism if you do it for the lulz
>>544217447Jews.
>>544217447Why do fridges need an internet connection?
>>544217527>Wearing all that>No gloves Lol, ima save this for a humor thread.
>>544217447air gap ur supermarkets pierre
>>544218402its for when the outside temperature is 50Cit need not necessarily mean it can heatjust that you can also set 40C as a "cooling" setpoint if outside it 45C
>>544217447based
>>544217447Oh no the poor niggers... what will they eat?
>>544220492This is actually true
>>544221313pickle koolaid is still safe
fukken lolololol very lulz if true
>>544220610Lmao, I used to work at a SuperMarket, and the price checkers were running an embedded windows version, every morning at 5am they'ed reboot and use a telnet connection to pull prices from a centralized DB, probably an AS400 mainframe from head office, critical infrastructure is absolutely riddled with shit like this.Generally speaking the HVAC systems are maintained by an MSP which is perpetually short staffed and juggling like 2k clients, they all use Citrix portals to RA into the systems if need be to adjust temperature en mass during season changes and such.I was actually personally responsible for logging the freezer temperatures and reporting any anomalies, but they didn't like me because I actually did my fuckin job and would report the *actual* temperatures (which were sometimes well below a minimum acceptable threshold) and the service guy would come on with the phattest grin, pretty sure that dood was making mad stacks on overtime, he was in there constatantlyAnyways, there is a non-0 chance kimmy may have "cooked the wrong fucks" here, KEK. She knows what she's doin, I trust her judgement - though in all fairness, nobody could have stopped her even if they wanted to>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7qQmpK9b1M&list=RDx7qQmpK9b1M&start_radio=1
>>544220610Because it would be antisemitic not to.
>>544217447I wish the EU would us their ban fetishism to get rid of something genuinely terrible like Internet of Everything.
>>544221267Ive happened upon stores whose refrigeration systems have run afoul several times. it was in the cooler months of the north and i did well. they must throw out everything! meats. good stuff.didnt eat vegies for 3 months. lulz.
>>544221704>they must throw out everything!sure they do
they triggered a continuous defrost cycle
>>544222160well i guess some may keep something but a dedicated wagie would not. ive gotten incredible hauls a few times like this. one must be in the right place right time. my friends thought i was crazy when i offered them 50lbs of pork loins lol.
I just don't get how they "hacked" offline devices like fridges in the whole country like that.And why are fridge able to produce heat? there is literally no heated storage anywhere there, even the freshly backed good end up on an ambiant temp display.
>>544222160Stage one is the blankets, you gotta roll out the massive insulation blankets over top of the bunkers to preserve tempIf power is not restored within 4 hours, then the blankets come off and you have to move all the product into the walk-in freezersOnly there is not enough cubic volume of storage in the massive walk-ins, (I used to work in there in a t-shirt, hauling around max weight skids, in -26c blast freezer in order to prevent sweating) Multiple times out of desperately I had managed to save the company hundreds of thousands of dollars by somehow cramming the product into there, even the receiver guy couldn't figure out how to unpack it, and I had to explain he needs to do it with a hand truck, but he wasn't buff enough to muscle that shit around. The Store manager was tickled pink over it, but I quit after they hired some Indian manager and he reduced my hours to 10 a week>>544222589My spouses mom was a dept manager there and would constantly cheese the sales and come home with like 1k worth of product on a massive discount, lol nothing like 50 packs of premium thick cut bacon for like $1.20 each
>>544217447Supermarkets were using a 3rd party supplier to pilot the fridges for some reason. Older controller were weak against an attack and needed to be replaced (because the manufacturer wasn't pushing software updates anymore). I need to look into what exactly that 3rd party supplier was doing connecting to fridges... Also for the last year, france was targeted every week by cyber attacks impacting 100 of thousands of people each time.
>>544222690>And why are fridge able to produce heat?Most likely some defrost mode used to expedite the cleaning.
>>544221313>niggers... what will they eat?Each other works for me.
>>544221212>>544222954ah, or that, that makes sense too
>>544217447>Run in reverseHow is that possible?
>>544217447How could this happen? Ahold was cutting cyber sec specialists, programmers since they have AI LLMs for it!
>>544223106>>544223115I checked some more articles, it seems to be the defrost mode than ran for several hours.
>>544217447Why the fuck are their freezers connected to the internet?
>>544222763>Also for the last year, france was targeted every week by cyber attackswhats the story here? why are people hacking france so publicly? no one here made any money. this is more like someone spraying a massive dick on the louvre
*no one made any money other than the goyslop producers, they always win
>>544223247nice, cyberpunk dystopia is off to a good start!
>>544223251so that "iran" or "russia" can hack them
>>544223251its because you threw this guy out the window
>>544217447>Smart fridgeslmao
>>544217447This is a test runThey will say AI is so powerful, it needs to be worshipped and there needs to be a one world religionBut it's a false flag
>>544223251They have to report due diligence to maintain Insurance status, their premiums will skyrocket if they are not reporting daily logs - the insurance companies are looking for every possible way to fuck them over, the chain is looking for every possible way to keep their premiums lowSomewhere in the middle of these two diametrically opposed constraints, a phase-change occurs and a region of criticality is induced where open recursive closure propagates which is described as "nominal operation" to the observer, but hey - I was just a minimum wage freezer bitch, what the fuck do I know about anything?
>>544217665do jews look french or do the french look jewish
>>544217447>smart fridgesRetarded owners
Smart fridge is a little too reductive. The main idea behind the fridges being connected to the internet was having alerts in case something went wrong as well as some fancy remote control options for maintenance and diagnostic. The funny part is, workers got the alert about excessive temperature around 2am but didn't know what to do about it...
>>544220610Look at how many refrigerator/freezer units each supermarket has, and how many supermarkets there are in each chain of stores. And you need to be able to verify the temperatures of all of these units to comply with food safety laws and avoid liability if someone says they got food poisoning from spoiled food.No doubt, some supermarket executive figured out that they could save millions of dollars by firing the employees that used to handle those tasks, and centralizing control of all the fridges in a single computer system.
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>>544217447Sacre Bleu!
>>544223851Indian godshitverse getting expanded with the AI gods I presume
>>544217597no you dont understand its because there wasnt enough desks in class
>>544217447Remember the time that fridges weren't connected to the internet? I do.
>>544223761It's literally strictly for insurance purposes, if the SuperMarkets had their way, the freezers would be running on full hamster power 24/7. The SuperMarkets won't buy the freezer systems unless they can be remotely managed to save $$$, and insurance wont sell premiums unless the SuperMarkets can guarantee that their system will report temps daily, leading to the system we have in place.
>>544220532All the jews had to do was enter the store, and every fridge turned into an oven.
>>544223851They hate Jesus so much
Why do stupid shit like this? It's just wasting food and does nothing for their situation..A bunch of lunatics...
>>544223617Mais qui?!
>>544223821Accurate post, except it's actually that the average wage cuck is literally too stupid to read and temp things properly, it's to reduce human but the net effect is all eggs in a poorly understood basket which works well enough to be ignored
>>544224005>the freezers would be running on full hamster power 24/7so... at minimum or maximum power?
So here is how a refrigerator works.Intake airpressurize it (temperature goes up as pressure increases)then run it through a long metal pipe, so the temperature bleeds off into the regular air outsideThen depressurize and expel the air again (temperature drops)Because the pressurized air fell back to room temperature, when it's depressurized, it now falls to way below room temperature and comes out cold. I think there's also a technique you can do that's similar using neon or freon. Instead of sucking in air and expelling it, you get a permanent loop. Pressurization, bleeding off temperature, then depressurization and becoming cold. Then you run air over the cold part and blow it into the refrigerator to cool it down (something like that, I'm spitballing this one a bit).I don't think it's something you can just "run in reverse". Feels like a fake story. Because a refrigerator would work just the same if you reversed the airflow. The actual heat coming off it comes off the long line of pipes in the back.
>>544217447>hackersteins
>>544224005>It's literally strictly for insurance purposes,Not only, there is something called "effacement" in France, it could be translated as ghosting. It's a separate contract with the energy supply company. The way it works is, when the grid is under huge stress, you agree to consume less than normal and you get paid a lot for it. It's something working well with cold as cold has inertia, you can run your fridges half of the time for a few hours and get paid a bunch. This requires piloting them very precisely. I don't know if supermarket do this but I know a lot of company needing cold in their process do it as it is very profitable.
>>544217760>Or they activated the defrosting heating elements instead.The defrost function is the same as a reversible heat pump. It is also in icemakers to release the ice from the coils.Literally the same. All you have to do is have it run in that defrost mode forever.
>>544224271>The way it works is, when the grid is under huge stress, you agree to consume less than normal and you get paid a lot for it. >It's something working well with cold as cold has inertia, you can run your fridges half of the time for a few hours and get paid a bunch. This requires piloting them very precisely.Oh yep, nice info, and you bet they'll try to triple dip on this by paying for poor fuck a sub poverty wage to make it all happen.
>>544223115heat pumps can be run in both directions like your ac unit
>>544224250Yes this anon knows the exact subtle nuances of Physics pertaining to the inner workings of hyper-advanced refrigerator tech
>>544224250electric heaters are very cheap and efficientyou dont need to fuck with any advanced thermodynamics of any kind these are usually much less efficient.it just makes sense to put some heaters into industrial grade devises for ease of operation, some defrosting mode as mentioned. the one thing that instantly works "both ways" is the insulation. you can use a thermos for hot and cold
>>544224202>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V_xRb0x9aw&list=RD1V_xRb0x9aw&start_radio=1
>>544224732This is correct afaik. There’s a heating element near the refrigeration coil that melts any accumulated ice during the defrost cycle. That’s how it is in my fridge, I don’t know about fancy pants internet connected industrial units.t. guy who took his fridge apart because it wasn’t working properly
>>544224732While it is technically possible to have a heat pump run in both directions, it makes sense to simply jam in some heating elements for defrosting purposes. The hackers merely set the heaters to be always on for the LULZ/KEKs
>>544217447Seriously why the fuck does everything have to be "smart" and digitally connected? Like what a fucking world!!!>my fridge & washer need wifi so they can watch and listen to me then when obviously someone hacks it their are problems...total digitization drives me nuts
>>544224697I don't think "running a refrigerator backwards" is a thing. Also it's not a "subtle nuances" that's literally how it works. It's like knowing that a car engine uses exploding gasoline.
>>544217447Imagine having a fridge connected to the internet. So retarded
It was suddenly a 6 million degree oven out of nowhere!
>>544225156>>my fridge & washer need wifi so they can watch and listen to me then when obviously someone hacks it their are problems...total digitization drives me nutsActually it's your TV remote that's doing that most of the timeKEK imagine being a boomer who grew up on a technicolor tube tv that had those oldschool analogue dials, you had you get your ass outta bed and go crank the dial to change the channel, now you can just yell at it and it does whatever you want!>>544225202>I don't think "running a refrigerator backwards" is a thingI honestly would have no idea here, i'm a retard i admit>It's like knowing that a car engine uses exploding gasolineYeah and vacuums don't suck either, right?
>>544221586>but they didn't like me because I actually did my fuckin job and would report the *actual* temperatures (which were sometimes well below a minimum acceptable threshold)This happens everywhere. If something happens, you become the fall guy.
>>544217447how do I hack my oven to run in reverse? I dont really cook much lately and could really use another mini fridge
>>544223275>whats the story here? why are people hacking france so publicly? no one here made any money. this is more like someone spraying a massive dick on the louvreThere's probably ways to make money out of it.Competitors benefit obviously, suppliers get to sell more supply.Some of those companies, either the victim or the companies who'll profit from recovery, are publicly traded and can be shorted/optioned.Russian intelligence moonlight as cybercriminals in the west because Putin's fine with it for a cut and they're safe from prosecution or extradition.Mafia would be happy to do something like this too, sink a competitor to boost their own supermarket, or the other reasons mentioned above.Russia is also just going for maximum chaos in Europe right now.
>>544225672bro don't you know like thermal exchange or whatever it's ancient nigh magical tech
>>544225619>This happens everywhere. If something happens, you become the fall guy.Multiple times I would break protocol and fill in the sheet of the previous wagecuck on shift who neglected the logs to save his ass from what would have been imminent termination
fridges dont need to connect to the internet
>>544217447How can a fridge become a heater. What a sloppy psyop.
>>544217447>fridge>connected to the internetTo be honest I'm not even surprised anymore and they get what they deserve.
>>544217447I bet the selling point of the IoT refrigerators was that they'd notify you if something went wrong so you could move the food before it spoiled. Little did they know the connection would be the thing that caused the spoil.
>>544225004>While it is technically possible to have a heat pump run in both directions,It can run both directions, but the heat bleed off is usually from the long pipe running at the back of the refrigerator. I don't know how you're supposed to "reverse" that. It's not a reversible process. There is a defroster to prevent ice from building up at the outlet tube. So maybe they just turned on the defroster really high and that made the refrigerator a "heater". But whatever retard wrote the article is too stupid to know how a refrigerator works and that's it's not reversible
>>544225821Would you entrust the integrity of 500k worth of product as well as the healthy and safety of an entire town to some random 4channer being paid a sub poverty wage, or would you seek alternative solutions to what is very likely to be a highly precarious situation?During Covid, our staffing had collapsed, and I had resorted to dumping thousands of pounds of product in the freezer bunkers with reckless abandon out of utter desperation to continue to feed my townOne guy even saw me doing this, walked up to me, shook my hand and called me a hero
>>544226155>During Covid, our staffing had collapsed, and I had resorted to dumping thousands of pounds of product in the freezer bunkers with reckless abandon out of utter desperation to continue to feed my town>One guy even saw me doing this, walked up to me, shook my hand and called me a heroAnd then you all got on the floor and did the dinosaur.
>>544226350>And then you all got on the floor and did the dinosaur.Negative, I continued working for 11 hours straight without a break because there was literally no food on the shelf, and nobody else was willing or able to do itI would come home, collapse, sleep for 4 hours, wake up, return to "manually hand folding" a protein solution in an equally desperate attempt to produce a collagen based ACE-2 receptor binder to stop the fucking madness anonYou have absolutely no idea which tree you are barking up here
So those retards are going to collapse France down on their and everyone else's heads.
>>544217447some people just want to watch the world overheat.
>>544217597If you own a fridge connected to internet - you're gigaretard and deserve it
>>544227320They only sell fridges that require internet connection to work these days.
>>544217760Part of automatic defrost settings.
>>544224416Spoiling food this way I can imagine. But it should hit equilibrium long before it is hot enough to start a fire. The article is obviously exaggerating. If it's a freon system I suppose it could fuck with the lubrication on the compressor. But it should shut down at some point due to overheat.
>>544227402So they could do this if the kids protested
>>544223617yes
>>544227320The stores would use a centralized refrigeration system that is connected to the network for monitoring purposes. It's pretty common. That way you can replace a an expensive refrigeration engineer with some low caste street shitter in India.
>>544227608Yes, when the door is opened, warm, moist air enters the freezer, when is then rapidly cooled. The air mass physically shrinks in volume, which "squeezes" the moisture out of the air, which would then freeze and condense as ice formation, if there was a small leak in the seal, this would happen continuously and ice mass would build up, i'd report it and the freezer tech would have to come in and do his thing to fix it>>544227705>But it should hit equilibrium long before it is hot enough to start a fireThe compressor pumps were probably poorly engineered and never designed to operate in conditions where heat evacuation is impossible, thus the compressor pumps do not have a thermal safety shut off and could continue to operate until catastrophic failure. It's important to note that these stores are staffed 24/7, there is never a period in which humans are not wondering around so the fact that this could even happen showcases a profound failure to adhere to standard operational protocols
>>544227932You'd think Europe would actually have decent standards with this shit.
>>544227970>You'd think Europe would actually have decent standards with this shit.They do, until a there's a holiday, KEK. Just goes to show that documents things on paper only goes so far, it actually to be enforced correctly otherwise shit like this happens
>>544217447I’ve been saying this for years since 2020 fridge sections and freezers have been going down a lot. Stuxnet but for supermarkets.>why are groceries so highI fuckin wonder.
>>544217447It turned out just like the retarded danish who had passwords'123456', french had current date as password lol
this is some megaman villian shit
>>544228270>Stuxnet but for supermarkets.Not quite, the vector here is something called TUTM or "tuddum" as it's called, it means Top Up to Max - and it's an automated system which orders and delivers product to the store with no human interaction, it reads sales for the day, and tried to keep the inventory stocked to whatever the algorithm determines is most optimal.A coordinated attacker could leverage this system to force mass deliveries of perishable goods to thousands of locations which have no capacity to effectively store the product, leading to an entire central warehouse collapse and the spoilage of millions of dollars worth of product. I think a store manager can come along and override it if need be, but they would have no idea of knowing until there's 3 tractor trailers waiting to offload food to nowhere. Were this to happen at thousands of locations simultaneously, an attacker could collapse the entire food delivery network overnight.Realistically speaking, if they were serious about it, they would just attack shipping companies like MAERSK, which literally already happened due to EternalBlue, and a global shipping catasrophe was averted by a single massive network admin chad who started furiously ripping wires out of the back of his server cluster to prevent the spread EternlBlue. Dude literally sprinted down a hallway and started ripping cables out. He was able to recover the other ~30 critical node clusters by reconstructing a RAID array which contained the routing infrastructure required to spool it all back up again
>>544228913Haha, why wont you delete the threadOh, it fits the narrative!
>>544228181I just remembered when. I got my cert the guy teaching the course used to work as a consultant and he had an anecdote about when he was sent to Europe to do an audit they tried buying a passing grade with hookers and a wad of cash. EU is apparently rife with corruption.
>>544231056So are the locals, anon>Many such cases
>>544217760When I managed the frozen food department at a large grocery store, several times a year the refrigeration lines would freeze up. To fix this, I'd have to empty the freezer cases, put all that product into the walk-in freezer in the back room, and then use the hot water hose from the meat department to spray the refrigeration lines until they frozen blockage melted and the system started operating correctly again. It was a lot of work and could only be done when the store was closed for the night. If no one noticed that the lines were frozen up quickly enough, everything in the freezer case would have to be thrown in the trash. Having a system that could automatically detect frozen lines and pump in above freezing liquid through them to clear the blockage would have been great.
>>544217790Orange Plebbit is blaming Russia, saying this is part of a larger harassment campaign against Europe.
>>544228913That's pretty badass
i thought they liked moldy food
>>544232176Damn, most people I have to interact with are creative sociopaths who would rather spend massive government funds trying to manufacture and execute a character assassination in order to frame whichever unlucky fuck they happened to set their sights onThese people are absolutely deranged maniacs, and should be relieved of duty immediately and sued into oblivion. They are not sending their best, and that is nobody else's fuckin problem but their own, not matter how personally invested they are into placating their incessant compulsive behaviour.I would say they should feel ashamed of themselves, but I genuinely believe these individuals do not possess the requisite machinery required to conceptualize concepts such as guilt or empathy>>544232448I hope buddy is question is still enjoying his permanent vacation and Bj's, Buy him a fuckin Ferrari too, or whatever the fuck else it is he wants, dude won the entire internet, where is his prize
>>544227402Totally untrue. Any appliance store will still sell basic fridges with no touch screen and no "smart" features. The best part is that they're cheaper than the "smart" shit, too.
>>544232209seems like a reasonable guess considering everything that's been going on recently
>>544217447"Hackers" don't they mean indian employees.
the french actually like their food that way spoiled and rottenthis is a tactic
>>544217714Imagine still believing this slop.
>>544217714Amen.
>>544217714you are circumcised
>>544217760>Expecting minimum competency from journalists Anon...
>>544225156My guess is it's easier to make. When it's all "dumb" electronics you have to design new cards for every new model, stock a ton of spare parts because there's a ten year warranty, have a crew of technicians who know how this all works and all.If you make everything a Raspberry zero and a 11" touchscreen it's all a bit more expensive the first time but you save a lot in maintenance, you can replace everything with whatever is in stock 8 years later instead of having to cannibalize washing machines for compatible hardware because the manufacturer went bankrupt, even if it's a different Pi or screen as long as it works the customer won't complain, your technician can be whoever you want because his job is to type "pip install some bullshit -y" rather than fuck with the wiring, etc.I've worked in places where we'd regularly switch from FPGAs that worked perfectly to fuckass PCs that were objectively worse because the supplier stopped supplying or the guy in charge of the VHDL was about to retire.
>>544232176>Having a system that could automatically detect frozen lines and pump in above freezing liquid through them to clear the blockage would have been great.Normally these things run on the cheapest of components. Just a shitty timer. If that stops working, you get the result you witnessed.Which is exactly why, the article sounds like complete bullshit. What, the cheapest, crappiest refrigerators are wifi connected and programmable? fuck off.What is this, watchdogs?
>>544228913>retard that's never actually worked in the food industryYou don't just get to order 10x your usual and if anyone tried to add to your order you would have to confirm it over the phone.
>>544232209Well Russia did meddle in brexit by telling people on Facebook to vote for it
>>544232176I dont want to live in a country that denies me a fat stack of frozen Jack;s pizzas
>>544222763>3rd party supplier to pilot the fridges for some reasonMost likely jeets, or whatever your low IQ scab worker equivalent is in France
>>544225426>KEK imagine being a boomer who grew up on a technicolor tube tv that had those oldschool analogue dials, you had you get your ass outta bed and go crank the dial to change the channel, now you can just yell at it and it does whatever you want!I saw an old ass CRT in the 90's at my friends house that we were allowed to game on. It had a remote control connected by a wire!
>>544233628> I've worked in places where we'd regularly switch from FPGAs that worked perfectly to fuckass PCsFrench supermarket refrigerators are only the start of these type of attacks:Out there are massive numbers of ancient PLCs sitting on compromised corporate networks in utility companies. Instead of being on an air gapped OT network.Ticking timebomb particularly if its places like sewage treatment, water treatment, electrical switching and oil refining.Colonial Pipeline hack in the USA was the start of the fun there.Get your OT shit off the office LAN Anons
>>544217447And then everyone clapped as they ran out of food. Smart.
>>544217447>Heat pumps are based goy
