There’s something rotten in the state of Denmark. Well, actually in France. More specifically: upwards of 500 French supermarkets and other food retailers whose refrigerators were hit with a cyberattack on Monday causing all the units to go into massive defrosts with temperatures reaching over 120°F, thus rotting and ruining millions of dollars worth of […]
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