Temperatures in refrigerators and freezers rose overnight at dozens of supermarkets in Belgium, Sweden and Luxembourg. Retailers suspect a cyber-attack.
Why it matters: The incidents mirror an October attack in France on cooling units at up to 700 supermarkets. Stores there discarded meat, dairy and frozen goods.
Center coverage, 24 sources: The center sees a suspected cyber-attack spreading across several countries, with the culprit still unknown.
Left coverage, 12 sources: The left sees a second wave of attacks exposing weaknesses in internet-connected store equipment across Europe.
Right coverage, 14 sources: The right sees hackers repeating a costly French attack, with supplier Danfoss facing questions over outdated firmware.
What’s next: Ahold Delhaize said it is assessing the incident and will share more information later.
