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DARK SECRETS: France threatens consequences for iran after linking it to supermarket cyberattacks | Vintage Vibes

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A closed frozen food aisle at a supermarket near Nantes, western France, after a cyberattack targeted refrigeration systems at supermarket chains on 11-12 October, which France now attributes to Iran.
A closed frozen food aisle at a supermarket near Nantes, western France, after a cyberattack targeted refrigeration systems at supermarket chains on 11-12 October, which France now attributes to Iran. © Stephane Mahe/Reuters

France has accused Iran’s Revolutionary Guards of being behind cyberattacks on hundreds of supermarket refrigerators in October and has warned that Iran could face consequences.

Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said on Tuesday that France would consider all proportionate measures to deter further attacks, including measures that might not be made public.

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