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Hackers Raise Temperatures in Refrigerators and Freezers at Grocery Stores Across France

Image from Straight Arrow News's coverage: Hackers turn up the heat on freezers, refrigerators at French grocery storesPhoto: Straight Arrow News

How the sides differ Left sources stress discarded food and possible risk to Americans; alternative sources stress the scale, hundreds of stores, and the temperatures reached. No right-leaning coverage yet.

Both outlets report that hackers targeted refrigerators and freezers in grocery stores across France, causing temperatures to climb. Straight Arrow News says hundreds of stores were affected and that temperatures rose as high as 122 degrees. NBC News reports that large amounts of fresh and frozen food had to be thrown away. NBC also cites experts who say the incident could point to a new cybersecurity threat that might affect Americans too.

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Left NBC NewsMassive cyberattack targets refrigerators in supermarkets across France

Focuses on the food waste in France and quotes experts warning the attack could signal a new cybersecurity threat reaching the United States.

Alternative Straight Arrow NewsHackers turn up the heat on freezers, refrigerators at French grocery stores

Gives a concise account centered on the number of stores affected and how high the temperatures in the units rose.