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Several outlets, from the UK, Pakistan, Australia and Malaysia, report a cyber-attack on French blood banks. ABC News says no blood products were compromised. The Guardian and Malaysiakini place the case within a wave of fridge attacks in Europe.

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Expresso reports that 62 refrigeration plants in Portugal are exposed to cyberattacks. According to Clarín, pro-Russian hackers claim cyberattacks on European supermarkets that, by switching off refrigerated chambers, reportedly spoiled tonnes of food. RPP reports cyberattacks on blood banks in France, in which hackers reportedly raised the temperature of refrigerated chambers.

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CBS News asks whether hackers can take control of supermarket freezers and whether homes are exposed in the same way. Fox News quotes a former FBI agent who describes supermarket cyberattacks as psychological warfare and warns they could hit the US.

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The French bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa suffered a cyberattack in which, according to El Mundo, about 118 million euros were hacked and converted into cryptocurrency. Le Monde says the case is making European banks realise how vulnerable they are. Le Figaro reports that information began circulating on X from 1 November, without giving further details on its origin. El Comercio reports the same cyberattack, estimated at around 118 million euros.

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Several outlets, from the UK, Pakistan, Australia and Malaysia, report a cyber-attack on French blood banks. ABC News says no blood products were compromised. The Guardian and Malaysiakini place the case within a wave of fridge attacks in Europe.

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Expresso reports that 62 refrigeration plants in Portugal are exposed to cyberattacks. According to Clarín, pro-Russian hackers claim cyberattacks on European supermarkets that, by switching off refrigerated chambers, reportedly spoiled tonnes of food. RPP reports cyberattacks on blood banks in France, in which hackers reportedly raised the temperature of refrigerated chambers.

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Newspapers report cyberattacks on blood banks in France, which reportedly hit refrigerators and IT systems. Público refers to a new attack following the one on refrigerators, while Poder360 describes hackers breaking into systems.

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Expresso reports that Portugal has 62 refrigeration plants exposed to cyberattacks.

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Several Spanish-language outlets report a cyberattack on blood banks in France that reportedly sought to raise equipment temperatures to extremely high levels. El Universal says the attack affected three blood banks and does not represent a "health impact" because of alert systems. Clarín describes a targeted temperature range from -30 °C to 110 °C and says the attack came close to disaster.

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Newspapers report cyberattacks on blood banks in France, which reportedly hit refrigerators and IT systems. Público refers to a new attack following the one on refrigerators, while Poder360 describes hackers breaking into systems.

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Several outlets, from the UK, Pakistan, Australia and Malaysia, report a cyber-attack on French blood banks. ABC News says no blood products were compromised. The Guardian and Malaysiakini place the case within a wave of fridge attacks in Europe.

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A cyberattack hit French blood banks, according to Sky News and The Guardian. ABC News says no blood products were compromised. CBS News and Geo News link the attack to a wider series of fridge hacks in Europe. Malaysiakini describes the case as an escalation of attacks on fridges across Europe.

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Newspapers report cyberattacks on blood banks in France, which reportedly hit refrigerators and IT systems. Público refers to a new attack following the one on refrigerators, while Poder360 describes hackers breaking into systems.

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CBS News asks whether hackers can take control of supermarket freezers and whether homes are exposed in the same way. Fox News quotes a former FBI agent who describes supermarket cyberattacks as psychological warfare and warns they could hit the US.

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Several Spanish-language outlets report a cyberattack on blood banks in France that reportedly sought to raise equipment temperatures to extremely high levels. El Universal says the attack affected three blood banks and does not represent a "health impact" because of alert systems. Clarín describes a targeted temperature range from -30 °C to 110 °C and says the attack came close to disaster.

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Newspapers report cyberattacks on blood banks in France, which reportedly hit refrigerators and IT systems. Público refers to a new attack following the one on refrigerators, while Poder360 describes hackers breaking into systems.

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A cyberattack hit blood bank systems in France and affected blood reserves, according to Observador, Diário de Notícias and Expresso. Público reports a new cyberattack targeting French blood banks, following an earlier attack on refrigerators. Poder360 and Folha de S.Paulo also report the attack on France's blood banks, saying hackers breached the systems.

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Several Spanish-language outlets report a cyberattack on blood banks in France that reportedly sought to raise equipment temperatures to extremely high levels. El Universal says the attack affected three blood banks and does not represent a "health impact" because of alert systems. Clarín describes a targeted temperature range from -30 °C to 110 °C and says the attack came close to disaster.

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Several Spanish-language outlets report a cyberattack on blood banks in France that reportedly sought to raise equipment temperatures to extremely high levels. El Universal says the attack affected three blood banks and does not represent a "health impact" because of alert systems. Clarín describes a targeted temperature range from -30 °C to 110 °C and says the attack came close to disaster.

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Several outlets, from the UK, Pakistan, Australia and Malaysia, report a cyber-attack on French blood banks. ABC News says no blood products were compromised. The Guardian and Malaysiakini place the case within a wave of fridge attacks in Europe.

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Binance says hackers used a fake job interview to break in and steal US$ 6.3 billion.

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Italy confirms cyberattacks on outdated supermarket refrigerators, which it says had a very limited impact. According to La Jornada, cyberattacks on supermarkets affect 12 EU countries.

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The French bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa suffered a cyberattack in which, according to El Mundo, about 118 million euros were hacked and converted into cryptocurrency. Le Monde says the case is making European banks realise how vulnerable they are. Le Figaro reports that information began circulating on X from 1 November, without giving further details on its origin. El Comercio reports the same cyberattack, estimated at around 118 million euros.

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A cyberattack hit French blood banks, according to Sky News and The Guardian. ABC News says no blood products were compromised. CBS News and Geo News link the attack to a wider series of fridge hacks in Europe. Malaysiakini describes the case as an escalation of attacks on fridges across Europe.

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A cyberattack hit French blood banks, according to several headlines; ABC News says no blood products were compromised. The National and CBS News link the attack to other cyberattacks in Europe, including ones that targeted freezers. Geo News describes it as part of a fridge campaign that is widening.

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The Guardian (UK) reports that Marks & Spencer took more than a year to recover from a cyber-attack, with profits rising back to £355m.

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North Korea rejects a US allegation that it was behind a cyberattack on Binance, according to the headlines. Dawn says Binance outflows have returned to normal. Premium Times says Binance attributes a $6.34 billion cyberattack to North Korea.

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The South Korean newspaper Hankyoreh reports that a Foreign Ministry employee is likely responsible for the leak of passenger data from the presidential jet.

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The Japan Times warns that hacking refrigerators is a sign of threats to come.

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According to Mainichi, a Nomura subsidiary and the retailer Bic Camera are among the latest companies affected by a data breach.

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According to BBC News, the UK was also affected by a cyber-attack that hit fridges in European supermarkets. PBS NewsHour describes this as another cyberattack on European supermarket fridges, and Mainichi reports that these fridges were hacked again.

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The Hindu, from India, publishes an analysis titled «Spoiled by design» on how supermarkets have become targets of cyberattacks.

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Binance says attackers used fake job interviews and an internal AI tool to steal $6.3 billion, according to The National. Yonhap attributes the $6 billion theft to North Korean hackers, mentioning fake job interviews and an AI tool. The Guardian and Dawn describe malware and malicious code used in the $6.3 billion heist, alongside fake job interviews. NPR highlights a Binance engineer who thought he was in a job interview before the hackers struck.

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Binance says attackers used fake job interviews and an internal AI tool to steal $6.3 billion, according to The National. Yonhap attributes the $6 billion theft to North Korean hackers, mentioning fake job interviews and an AI tool. The Guardian and Dawn describe malware and malicious code used in the $6.3 billion heist, alongside fake job interviews. NPR highlights a Binance engineer who thought he was in a job interview before the hackers struck.

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Binance says attackers used fake job interviews and an internal AI tool to steal $6.3 billion, according to The National. Yonhap attributes the $6 billion theft to North Korean hackers, mentioning fake job interviews and an AI tool. The Guardian and Dawn describe malware and malicious code used in the $6.3 billion heist, alongside fake job interviews. NPR highlights a Binance engineer who thought he was in a job interview before the hackers struck.

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According to BBC News, the UK was also affected by a cyber-attack that hit fridges in European supermarkets. PBS NewsHour describes this as another cyberattack on European supermarket fridges, and Mainichi reports that these fridges were hacked again.

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Binance says attackers used fake job interviews and an internal AI tool to steal $6.3 billion, according to The National. Yonhap attributes the $6 billion theft to North Korean hackers, mentioning fake job interviews and an AI tool. The Guardian and Dawn describe malware and malicious code used in the $6.3 billion heist, alongside fake job interviews. NPR highlights a Binance engineer who thought he was in a job interview before the hackers struck.

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Binance says attackers used fake job interviews and an internal AI tool to steal $6.3 billion, according to The National. Yonhap attributes the $6 billion theft to North Korean hackers, mentioning fake job interviews and an AI tool. The Guardian and Dawn describe malware and malicious code used in the $6.3 billion heist, alongside fake job interviews. NPR highlights a Binance engineer who thought he was in a job interview before the hackers struck.

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Binance says attackers used fake job interviews and an internal AI tool to steal $6.3 billion, according to The National. Yonhap attributes the $6 billion theft to North Korean hackers, mentioning fake job interviews and an AI tool. The Guardian and Dawn describe malware and malicious code used in the $6.3 billion heist, alongside fake job interviews. NPR highlights a Binance engineer who thought he was in a job interview before the hackers struck.

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Binance says attackers used fake job interviews and an internal AI tool to steal $6.3 billion, according to The National. Yonhap attributes the $6 billion theft to North Korean hackers, mentioning fake job interviews and an AI tool. The Guardian and Dawn describe malware and malicious code used in the $6.3 billion heist, alongside fake job interviews. NPR highlights a Binance engineer who thought he was in a job interview before the hackers struck.

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Italy confirms cyberattacks on outdated supermarket refrigerators, which it says had a very limited impact. According to La Jornada, cyberattacks on supermarkets affect 12 EU countries.

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A citizens' movement is calling on the government to clarify an attack on the mobile phone of Defence Minister Nuno Melo. Observador names the movement as Cidadãos pela Cibersegurança.

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Italy confirms cyberattacks on outdated supermarket refrigerators, which it says had a very limited impact. According to La Jornada, cyberattacks on supermarkets affect 12 EU countries.

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Supermarkets in several European countries were reportedly hit by a cyberattack that disrupted their refrigeration systems. One headline refers to a suspected freezer hack, and another mentions nine European countries.

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Supermarket freezers in several European countries were targeted in apparent cyberattacks that spoiled food, according to headlines from US, Israeli and Japanese outlets. Russian agency TASS says more than ten European countries complain about cyberattacks on refrigerators.

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North Korea rejects a US allegation that it was behind a cyberattack on Binance, according to the headlines. Dawn says Binance outflows have returned to normal. Premium Times says Binance attributes a $6.34 billion cyberattack to North Korea.

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The Peruvian daily El Comercio says a cyberattack on freezers, hitting food chains in Europe, appears to fit within a hybrid war.

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According to BBC News, the UK was also affected by a cyber-attack that hit fridges in European supermarkets. PBS NewsHour describes this as another cyberattack on European supermarket fridges, and Mainichi reports that these fridges were hacked again.

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Supermarkets in several European countries were reportedly hit by a cyberattack that disrupted their refrigeration systems. One headline refers to a suspected freezer hack, and another mentions nine European countries.

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Several outlets from the United States, Japan and the United Kingdom report cyberattacks that hit supermarket fridges in several European countries. BBC News says the United Kingdom was also affected by this attack. PBS NewsHour describes the episode as another cyberattack on European supermarket fridges.

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North Korea denies being behind the Binance heist, valued at about $6.3 billion, and rejects US accusations. Pyongyang calls the allegations "absurd rhetoric", and one headline says it views the matter as a "grave political provocation" and warns of a response. While North Korea denies involvement, Binance says outflows have normalised and withdrawals have reopened.

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Supermarkets in several European countries were reportedly hit by a cyberattack that disrupted their refrigeration systems. One headline refers to a suspected freezer hack, and another mentions nine European countries.

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South Korean police have opened an investigation into a leak of personal data involving President Lee, according to The Korea Times. According to the South China Morning Post, South Korea is rushing to reissue passports to President Lee and his wife after the data leak. Yonhap reports that the main opposition party accuses the presidential office of leaking Lee's personal data.

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South Korean police have opened an investigation into a leak of personal data involving President Lee, according to The Korea Times. According to the South China Morning Post, South Korea is rushing to reissue passports to President Lee and his wife after the data leak. Yonhap reports that the main opposition party accuses the presidential office of leaking Lee's personal data.

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Several outlets from the United States, Japan and the United Kingdom report cyberattacks that hit supermarket fridges in several European countries. BBC News says the United Kingdom was also affected by this attack. PBS NewsHour describes the episode as another cyberattack on European supermarket fridges.

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North Korea denies the accusations of being behind the Binance cyberattack, which outlets describe as a record hack. According to The Japan Times, Binance outflows reached $4.7 billion after the attack. Kim's sister, according to the South China Morning Post, calls the FBI's allegations a grave provocation.

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According to Poder360, the brokerage Mercado Bitcoin reported losses of 40 million dollars after a hacker attack. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the brokerage froze 11 million dollars in cryptocurrencies after the attack.

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Several outlets from different countries report cyberattacks hitting supermarket freezers and fridges across several European countries, with the UK also affected. The Guardian and Al Jazeera ask who is behind the attacks, but the headlines do not say who carried them out. Geo News says the attacks left freezers warm and food stocks destroyed.

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Several outlets from different countries report cyberattacks hitting supermarket freezers and fridges across several European countries, with the UK also affected. The Guardian and Al Jazeera ask who is behind the attacks, but the headlines do not say who carried them out. Geo News says the attacks left freezers warm and food stocks destroyed.

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According to Poder360, the brokerage Mercado Bitcoin reported losses of 40 million dollars after a hacker attack. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the brokerage froze 11 million dollars in cryptocurrencies after the attack.

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A court has reportedly allowed a tent to be set up in Rossio, according to Jornal de Notícias. Diário de Notícias covers the Rossio tent in connection with the shortage of housing.

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Several outlets from different countries report cyberattacks hitting supermarket freezers and fridges across several European countries, with the UK also affected. The Guardian and Al Jazeera ask who is behind the attacks, but the headlines do not say who carried them out. Geo News says the attacks left freezers warm and food stocks destroyed.

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Emergency alert apps in Ukraine and Russia were hacked, sending fake nuclear attack warnings. According to BBC News, the fake alert caused unease in Ukraine but not panic. PBS NewsHour reports that Zelenskyy confirms Ukraine hacked back after Russia's cyberattack on its emergency alert system. The Jerusalem Post headline also mentions fake chemical attack alerts.

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Emergency alert apps in Ukraine and Russia were hacked, sending fake nuclear attack warnings. According to BBC News, the fake alert caused unease in Ukraine but not panic. PBS NewsHour reports that Zelenskyy confirms Ukraine hacked back after Russia's cyberattack on its emergency alert system. The Jerusalem Post headline also mentions fake chemical attack alerts.

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Several outlets from different countries report a new cyberattack that hit supermarket fridges and freezers across Europe. According to CBC News, the attack left food spoiled. The Guardian and Al Jazeera ask who is behind the attacks, but their headlines do not say who carried them out. BBC News reports that the UK was also affected by the cyberattack.

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Seven Intermarché stores in Portugal were hit by a cyberattack, according to RTP, Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Expresso reports that the attack targeted the stores' refrigeration systems.

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Emergency alert apps in Ukraine and Russia were hacked, sending fake nuclear attack warnings. According to BBC News, the fake alert caused unease in Ukraine but not panic. PBS NewsHour reports that Zelenskyy confirms Ukraine hacked back after Russia's cyberattack on its emergency alert system. The Jerusalem Post headline also mentions fake chemical attack alerts.

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Supermarket freezers in several European countries were targeted in apparent cyberattacks that spoiled food, according to headlines from US, Israeli and Japanese outlets. Russian agency TASS says more than ten European countries complain about cyberattacks on refrigerators.

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Several outlets from different countries report a new cyberattack that hit supermarket fridges and freezers across Europe. According to CBC News, the attack left food spoiled. The Guardian and Al Jazeera ask who is behind the attacks, but their headlines do not say who carried them out. BBC News reports that the UK was also affected by the cyberattack.

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Supermarket freezers in several European countries were reportedly targeted by cyberattacks, according to Geo News and Mainichi. Al Jazeera asks who is behind the attacks on Europe's supermarket freezers, without naming a culprit in its headline. Geo News cites seven European countries, while Mainichi refers only to several.

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Público and RTP report that the Minister of Defence was the target of a cyberattack. According to the headlines, the attack made it possible to send messages in the minister's name.

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Supermarkets in several European countries were hit by a new cyberattack on fridges and freezers, according to multiple outlets. One headline says everything has been destroyed, and another notes the attack comes a month after a similar incident in France. One headline reports nine European countries affected, and another mentions food being spoiled. The Guardian asks who is behind the attacks and why, without answering this in its headline.

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Seven Intermarché stores in Portugal were hit by a cyberattack, according to RTP, Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Expresso reports that the attack targeted the stores' refrigeration systems.

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Seven Intermarché stores in Portugal were hit by a cyberattack, according to RTP, Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Expresso reports that the attack targeted the stores' refrigeration systems.

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Emergency alert apps in Ukraine and Russia were hacked, sending fake nuclear attack warnings. According to BBC News, the fake alert caused unease in Ukraine but not panic. PBS NewsHour reports that Zelenskyy confirms Ukraine hacked back after Russia's cyberattack on its emergency alert system. The Jerusalem Post headline also mentions fake chemical attack alerts.

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Supermarket freezers in several European countries were targeted in apparent cyberattacks that spoiled food, according to headlines from US, Israeli and Japanese outlets. Russian agency TASS says more than ten European countries complain about cyberattacks on refrigerators.

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Público and RTP report that the Minister of Defence was the target of a cyberattack. According to the headlines, the attack made it possible to send messages in the minister's name.

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Portuguese outlets Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias, RTP, Observador and Expresso report mutual cyberattacks between Moscow and Kyiv against public alert systems. RTP describes the accusations exchanged between the two countries, but the headlines do not say who carried out each attack. Brazil's Gazeta do Povo reports a separate case: cyberattacks altering refrigeration systems in five European countries, with no clear link to the Russia–Ukraine attacks.

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A cyberattack on the mobile phone of Defence Minister Nuno Melo allowed messages to be sent in his name, according to the headlines.

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Seven Intermarché stores in Portugal were targeted by a cyberattack that affected their refrigeration systems.

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Emergency alert apps in Ukraine and Russia were hacked, sending fake nuclear attack warnings. According to BBC News, the fake alert caused unease in Ukraine but not panic. PBS NewsHour reports that Zelenskyy confirms Ukraine hacked back after Russia's cyberattack on its emergency alert system. The Jerusalem Post headline also mentions fake chemical attack alerts.

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Several newspapers from different countries report a cyberattack that hit supermarkets in several European countries. Punch says nine European countries were affected, but the headlines do not allow that figure to be confirmed.

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Supermarket freezers in several European countries were targeted in apparent cyberattacks that spoiled food, according to headlines from US, Israeli and Japanese outlets. Russian agency TASS says more than ten European countries complain about cyberattacks on refrigerators.

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A cyberattack on the mobile phone of Defence Minister Nuno Melo allowed messages to be sent in his name, according to the headlines.

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A cyberattack on the mobile phone of Defence Minister Nuno Melo allowed messages to be sent in his name, according to the headlines.

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Supermarkets in several European countries were hit by a new cyberattack on fridges and freezers, according to multiple outlets. One headline says everything has been destroyed, and another notes the attack comes a month after a similar incident in France. One headline reports nine European countries affected, and another mentions food being spoiled. The Guardian asks who is behind the attacks and why, without answering this in its headline.

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Supermarkets in several European countries were hit by a new cyberattack on fridges and freezers, according to multiple outlets. One headline says everything has been destroyed, and another notes the attack comes a month after a similar incident in France. One headline reports nine European countries affected, and another mentions food being spoiled. The Guardian asks who is behind the attacks and why, without answering this in its headline.

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A new cyberattack reportedly affected refrigeration systems at dozens of supermarkets in Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg and Estonia, according to El Mundo and Diário de Notícias. Expresso notes that France had already been targeted by similar attacks earlier. According to Folha de S.Paulo, the affected freezers overheat to more than 50 °C.

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A new cyberattack reportedly affected refrigeration systems at dozens of supermarkets in Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg and Estonia, according to El Mundo and Diário de Notícias. Expresso notes that France had already been targeted by similar attacks earlier. According to Folha de S.Paulo, the affected freezers overheat to more than 50 °C.

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A cyberattack reportedly raised the temperatures of supermarket refrigeration units in Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden and Estonia, according to El Mundo. Semana describes hackers turning freezers into «ovens», with the effects mainly in Belgium and Luxembourg. Diário de Notícias reports that refrigerators and freezer chests were again targeted by a cyberattack in Europe, with Belgium, Luxembourg and Sweden affected. Metrópoles indicates an attack on supermarket freezers in Sweden and Belgium.

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A new cyberattack reportedly affected refrigeration systems at dozens of supermarkets in Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg and Estonia, according to El Mundo and Diário de Notícias. Expresso notes that France had already been targeted by similar attacks earlier. According to Folha de S.Paulo, the affected freezers overheat to more than 50 °C.

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A cyberattack reportedly raised the temperatures of supermarket refrigeration units in Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden and Estonia, according to El Mundo. Semana describes hackers turning freezers into «ovens», with the effects mainly in Belgium and Luxembourg. Diário de Notícias reports that refrigerators and freezer chests were again targeted by a cyberattack in Europe, with Belgium, Luxembourg and Sweden affected. Metrópoles indicates an attack on supermarket freezers in Sweden and Belgium.

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Emergency alert apps in Ukraine and Russia were hacked, sending fake nuclear attack warnings. According to BBC News, the fake alert caused unease in Ukraine but not panic. PBS NewsHour reports that Zelenskyy confirms Ukraine hacked back after Russia's cyberattack on its emergency alert system. The Jerusalem Post headline also mentions fake chemical attack alerts.

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A cyberattack reportedly raised the temperatures of supermarket refrigeration units in Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden and Estonia, according to El Mundo. Semana describes hackers turning freezers into «ovens», with the effects mainly in Belgium and Luxembourg. Diário de Notícias reports that refrigerators and freezer chests were again targeted by a cyberattack in Europe, with Belgium, Luxembourg and Sweden affected. Metrópoles indicates an attack on supermarket freezers in Sweden and Belgium.

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Emergency alert apps in Ukraine and Russia were hacked, sending fake nuclear attack warnings. According to BBC News, the fake alert caused unease in Ukraine but not panic. PBS NewsHour reports that Zelenskyy confirms Ukraine hacked back after Russia's cyberattack on its emergency alert system. The Jerusalem Post headline also mentions fake chemical attack alerts.

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A cyberattack reportedly raised the temperatures of supermarket refrigeration units in Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden and Estonia, according to El Mundo. Semana describes hackers turning freezers into «ovens», with the effects mainly in Belgium and Luxembourg. Diário de Notícias reports that refrigerators and freezer chests were again targeted by a cyberattack in Europe, with Belgium, Luxembourg and Sweden affected. Metrópoles indicates an attack on supermarket freezers in Sweden and Belgium.

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A new cyberattack reportedly affected refrigeration systems at dozens of supermarkets in Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg and Estonia, according to El Mundo and Diário de Notícias. Expresso notes that France had already been targeted by similar attacks earlier. According to Folha de S.Paulo, the affected freezers overheat to more than 50 °C.

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Supermarket freezers in Sweden and Belgium reportedly overheated following possible cyberattacks, according to Al Jazeera and Folha de S.Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo reports temperatures above 50°C, while Metrópoles describes the incident as a hacker attack on the freezers.

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Russia and Ukraine say their emergency alert apps were hit by cyberattacks that sent false notifications. According to El Mundo, the false notifications referred to radioactive attacks.

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Portuguese outlets Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias, RTP, Observador and Expresso report mutual cyberattacks between Moscow and Kyiv against public alert systems. RTP describes the accusations exchanged between the two countries, but the headlines do not say who carried out each attack. Brazil's Gazeta do Povo reports a separate case: cyberattacks altering refrigeration systems in five European countries, with no clear link to the Russia–Ukraine attacks.

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Emergency alert apps in Ukraine and Russia were hacked, sending fake nuclear attack warnings. According to BBC News, the fake alert caused unease in Ukraine but not panic. PBS NewsHour reports that Zelenskyy confirms Ukraine hacked back after Russia's cyberattack on its emergency alert system. The Jerusalem Post headline also mentions fake chemical attack alerts.

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A new cyberattack reportedly affected refrigeration systems at dozens of supermarkets in Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg and Estonia, according to El Mundo and Diário de Notícias. Expresso notes that France had already been targeted by similar attacks earlier. According to Folha de S.Paulo, the affected freezers overheat to more than 50 °C.

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The FBI says North Korea was behind the $6.3 billion theft from Binance, described as the biggest crypto hack in history. A Japanese paper links Pyongyang's crypto heists to AI skills, though the headline does not name a source for that claim. Egypt Independent describes a suspected North Korean hack of the world's largest crypto exchange, calling it the world's largest heist. The New York Times places the $6 billion crypto heist alongside the final polls before the midterms.

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Portuguese outlets Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias, RTP, Observador and Expresso report mutual cyberattacks between Moscow and Kyiv against public alert systems. RTP describes the accusations exchanged between the two countries, but the headlines do not say who carried out each attack. Brazil's Gazeta do Povo reports a separate case: cyberattacks altering refrigeration systems in five European countries, with no clear link to the Russia–Ukraine attacks.

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A new cyberattack reportedly affected refrigeration systems at dozens of supermarkets in Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg and Estonia, according to El Mundo and Diário de Notícias. Expresso notes that France had already been targeted by similar attacks earlier. According to Folha de S.Paulo, the affected freezers overheat to more than 50 °C.

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Emergency alert apps in Ukraine and Russia were hacked, sending fake nuclear attack warnings. According to BBC News, the fake alert caused unease in Ukraine but not panic. PBS NewsHour reports that Zelenskyy confirms Ukraine hacked back after Russia's cyberattack on its emergency alert system. The Jerusalem Post headline also mentions fake chemical attack alerts.

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Portuguese outlets Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias, RTP, Observador and Expresso report mutual cyberattacks between Moscow and Kyiv against public alert systems. RTP describes the accusations exchanged between the two countries, but the headlines do not say who carried out each attack. Brazil's Gazeta do Povo reports a separate case: cyberattacks altering refrigeration systems in five European countries, with no clear link to the Russia–Ukraine attacks.

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Emergency alert apps in Ukraine and Russia were hacked, sending fake nuclear attack warnings. According to BBC News, the fake alert caused unease in Ukraine but not panic. PBS NewsHour reports that Zelenskyy confirms Ukraine hacked back after Russia's cyberattack on its emergency alert system. The Jerusalem Post headline also mentions fake chemical attack alerts.

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Portuguese outlets Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias, RTP, Observador and Expresso report mutual cyberattacks between Moscow and Kyiv against public alert systems. RTP describes the accusations exchanged between the two countries, but the headlines do not say who carried out each attack. Brazil's Gazeta do Povo reports a separate case: cyberattacks altering refrigeration systems in five European countries, with no clear link to the Russia–Ukraine attacks.

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Portuguese outlets Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias, RTP, Observador and Expresso report mutual cyberattacks between Moscow and Kyiv against public alert systems. RTP describes the accusations exchanged between the two countries, but the headlines do not say who carried out each attack. Brazil's Gazeta do Povo reports a separate case: cyberattacks altering refrigeration systems in five European countries, with no clear link to the Russia–Ukraine attacks.

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Moscow and Kyiv are targets of mutual cyberattacks on public alert systems, according to headlines from RTP, Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias, Observador and Expresso. Expresso describes both countries as targets without saying who attacked whom.

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The Japan Times, from Japan, reports that North Korea is said to be behind a cyberattack on GMO, ahead of the CEO's first briefing on the hacking.

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Russia and Ukraine say their emergency alert apps were hit by cyberattacks that sent false notifications. According to El Mundo, the false notifications referred to radioactive attacks.

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According to MyJoyOnline, Binance users withdrew $3.6 billion after a record crypto hack. TASS reports that users withdrew over $3 billion after a hacker attack on the crypto exchange. Punch cites $3.6 billion withdrawn after a $6.3 billion hack, while CBS News puts withdrawals at $4.6 billion following the heist. The Sydney Morning Herald highlights an irony in the Binance hack, without the headline specifying what that irony is.

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The localised truce between Russia and Ukraine has ended in Kherson, and the region is bracing for the return of war. According to Observador, Ukraine wanted to extend the truce in Oleshky, but Russia refused. After the truce ended, The Hindu, The Japan Times and The Daily Star report cyber attacks against both Russia and Ukraine.

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Ukraine's air alert app sent false nuclear and chemical warnings, and the Air Force says the system was hacked. Al Jazeera reports that Ukraine blames Russia for the false warnings, a claim the other headlines do not repeat. ABC News and the Sydney Morning Herald only say the app was hacked and sent false alerts, without assigning blame.

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Russia and Ukraine say their emergency alert apps were hit by cyberattacks that sent false notifications. According to El Mundo, the false notifications referred to radioactive attacks.

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The localised truce between Russia and Ukraine has ended in Kherson, and the region is bracing for the return of war. According to Observador, Ukraine wanted to extend the truce in Oleshky, but Russia refused. After the truce ended, The Hindu, The Japan Times and The Daily Star report cyber attacks against both Russia and Ukraine.

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The localised truce between Russia and Ukraine has ended in Kherson, and the region is bracing for the return of war. According to Observador, Ukraine wanted to extend the truce in Oleshky, but Russia refused. After the truce ended, The Hindu, The Japan Times and The Daily Star report cyber attacks against both Russia and Ukraine.

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Ukraine's air alert app sent false nuclear and chemical warnings, and the Air Force says the system was hacked. Al Jazeera reports that Ukraine blames Russia for the false warnings, a claim the other headlines do not repeat. ABC News and the Sydney Morning Herald only say the app was hacked and sent false alerts, without assigning blame.

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Ukraine's air alert app sent false nuclear and chemical warnings, and the Air Force says the system was hacked. Al Jazeera reports that Ukraine blames Russia for the false warnings, a claim the other headlines do not repeat. ABC News and the Sydney Morning Herald only say the app was hacked and sent false alerts, without assigning blame.

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Ukraine's air alert app sent false nuclear and chemical warnings, and the Air Force says the system was hacked. Al Jazeera reports that Ukraine blames Russia for the false warnings, a claim the other headlines do not repeat. ABC News and the Sydney Morning Herald only say the app was hacked and sent false alerts, without assigning blame.

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Ukraine's air alert app sent false nuclear and chemical warnings, and the Air Force says the system was hacked. Al Jazeera reports that Ukraine blames Russia for the false warnings, a claim the other headlines do not repeat. ABC News and the Sydney Morning Herald only say the app was hacked and sent false alerts, without assigning blame.

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According to Clarín and El Universal, Binance has resumed withdrawals after a cyberattack in which more than 6 billion dollars were stolen. La Jornada reports the same situation, saying Binance is processing withdrawals after a theft of 6 billion dollars.

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According to Clarín and El Universal, Binance has resumed withdrawals after a cyberattack in which more than 6 billion dollars were stolen. La Jornada reports the same situation, saying Binance is processing withdrawals after a theft of 6 billion dollars.

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Binance has resumed withdrawals after a hacker attack that, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles, led to the theft of US$6.3 billion in cryptocurrencies. Gazeta do Povo describes the attack as the largest cyberattack in history and reports the resumption of withdrawals on the platform.

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