Danfoss Refrigeration Hack Update - 4,980 Hosts Found Exposed to Internet
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Thousands of French refrigerated counters were hacked on Monday night. Despite warnings from security experts and new updates from Danfoss, the backdoor was still open.
Following the large-scale cyberattack that hit hundreds of French supermarkets this weekend, the modus operandi is becoming clearer. The pirates have overheated Danfoss refrigeration systems at 50 °C by exploiting a gaping flaw: aging facilities without real protection, left open on the web.
Danfoss Refrigeration Hack Update - 4,980 Hosts Found Exposed to Internet
France accounts for more than half of the internet-facing hosts found in a Shodan search for Danfoss web pages, following a cyberattack that disrupted supermarket refrigeration systems. An update from International Cyber Digest on October 13 reports a total of 4,980 hosts identified, with 2,911 located in France and 517 in South Africa. These findings […]
The weaknesses of the IT protections linked to Danfoss' refrigeration systems that equip hundreds of supermarkets in France and attacked on 12 October had already been highlighted by Synacktiv, a French company specializing in cyber offensive security.A facility (more...)This article Cyber attack of French supermarkets: weaknesses related to Danfoss already pointed out appeared first on La Revue du Digital.
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