Cyber attack on blood depots in France, they raised the temperature from minus 30 to 110 degrees
Original headlineFransa'da kan depolarına siber saldırı, sıcaklığı eksi 30'dan 110 dereceye çıkardılar
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France’s national blood service suffered a cyberattack on the cooling systems at its storage facilities, with hackers altering the temperature settings of units holding blood samples from minus 30°C to 110°C. A night-duty technician intervened and averted a potential health crisis, and officials said the incident caused no operational disruption. The attack highlights the vulnerability of temperature-critical medical storage to cyber intrusions. What to watch next: whether the blood service discloses the number of units affected and tightens remote-access controls.
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