The supermarket fridge hack exposes the cracks in tech vision of an ‘internet of things’

France has blamed Iran for cyberattacks that overheated supermarket fridges, as similar incidents across Europe expose how hackers can turn connected everyday technology into a costly physical security threat.

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The supermarket fridge hack exposes the cracks in tech vision of an ‘internet of things’

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