French supermarket chains just got wrecked by a cyberattack targeting refrigeration systems

Attackers remotely jacked the temperature controls → entire fresh & frozen inventory destroyed across multiple locations

Damage report:
• 2 stores alone: ~$320k in losses
• Nationwide exposure could hit tens of millions

No attribution yet. No clear motive.

This isn't just retail chaos—it's critical infrastructure vulnerability at scale. If they can brick food supply chains remotely, what else is on the table?

Physical world attacks via digital vectors are the new meta. Supply chain security is NOT priced in.