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French Supermarket Fridges Hacked Into Fires Through Factory Passwords

By Priya Sharma15.10.2026234 Views

A coordinated hack of refrigeration controllers at 700 French supermarkets caused mass spoilage and fires. The flaw? Publicly documented, unpatched hardware with predictable passwords.

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Tesla Semi Finally Hits Production After Eight Years of Waiting

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