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Sulmet kibernetike ndaj frigoriferëve të supermarketeve në Evropë: Pse pajisjet ftohëse janë të lidhura me internetin?

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Rreth 13 mijë sisteme të menaxhimit të frigoriferëve dhe pajisjeve ftohëse në 99 shtete janë të qasshme përmes internetit, duke ekspozuar ndaj sulmeve kibernetike supermarkete, spitale dhe ferma. Sistemet e ftohjes në dhjetëra supermarkete në Belgjikë janë bërë cak i një sulmi kibernetik, duke i…

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Rreth 13 mijë sisteme të menaxhimit të frigoriferëve dhe pajisjeve ftohëse në 99 shtete janë të qasshme përmes internetit, duke ekspozuar ndaj sulmeve kibernetike supermarkete, spitale dhe ferma. Sistemet e ftohjes në dhjetëra supermarkete në Belgjikë janë bërë cak i një sulmi kibernetik, duke i detyruar dyqanet të hedhin ushqime në vlerë prej rreth 100 mijë eurosh. Sulmi ka prekur rreth 40 supermarkete të rrjetit Delhaize, të paktën 15 dyqane Carrefour, pesë pika të rrjetit Spar, si dhe grupin e kasapëve De Laet en Van Haver. Sipas raportimeve të mediave belge, temperaturat në frigoriferë kanë arritur deri në 70 gradë Celsius. Një zëdhënës i Delhaize i tha Euronews se kompania kishte identifikuar një incident të teknologjisë informative që preku sistemet e ftohjes në disa dhjetëra dyqane. Probleme janë raportuar edhe në disa pika të zinxhirit suedez ICA. Ky sulm vjen pas një rasti të ngjashëm më 12 tetor, kur sistemet e ftohjes në qindra supermarkete franceze u manipuluan nga…

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    Sulmet kibernetike ndaj frigoriferëve të supermarketeve në Evropë: Pse pajisjet ftohëse janë të lidhura me internetin?

    By Alb

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    Rreth 13 mijë sisteme të menaxhimit të frigoriferëve dhe pajisjeve ftohëse në 99 shtete janë të qasshme përmes internetit, duke ekspozuar ndaj sulmeve kibernetike supermarkete, spitale dhe ferma. Sistemet e ftohjes në dhjetëra supermarkete në Belgjikë janë bërë cak i një sulmi kibernetik, duke i…

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