'It's a form of terrorism': fridges across Europe hit by suspected cyber-attacks – video

Supermarket chains across at least nine European countries, including Estonia, Sweden, Portugal, and Italy, have reported suspected cyber-attacks targeting refrigeration systems. In some shops, freezer temperatures soared to 50C, forcing retailers to discard food. This follows a previous attack in France causing millions of euros in damage. Affected nations include Belgium, Ireland, Finland, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands. Several companies confirmed they were hacked, with some describing the coordinated disruption as a form of terrorism.