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Empty shelves, saunas in the coolers: our essential services are vulnerable to cyber incidents

Empty shelves, saunas in the coolers: our essential services are vulnerable to cyber incidents

The grocery sector is increasingly facing cybersecurity threats, leading to incidents such as empty store shelves and malfunctioning cooling equipment. Experts warn that these vulnerabilities in essential services could cause further public instability if security measures are not improved.

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