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Cyber attacks have hit some business units in Italy, prompting the government to huddle with security agencies.
From the first investigations it emerges that in Italy the impact of the attacks is currently highly limited: few commercial units were affected, compared to the thousands present throughout the national territory, mostly still equipped with obsolete security systems, with interfaces exposed directly on the Internet and deficiencies in the authentication mechanisms. Most of the distribution chain is instead equipped with updated protection systems, capable of repelling malicious intrusions.
Thus a note from Palazzo Chigi after the meeting of the undersecretary Alfredo Mantovano together with the minister Francesco Lollobrigida with the leaders of the services and the National Cybersecurity Agency.
The postal police have launched investigations to shed light on the attacks. According to what we learn, there are currently two episodes and they occurred in Sicily and Emilia Romagna.

Coordinated hacker attacks have tampered with the refrigeration systems of supermarkets in Italy, Sweden and Belgium, causing food to spoil. The ACN monitors the situation in Italy, while the EU defines the incident as highly worrying.

Hacker attacks on supermarket refrigeration systems in Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg, Estonia, the Netherlands, Ireland and Italy have brought freezers to 50 degrees, causing food spoilage. At least four Coop stores in Sicily affected. The postal police and Copasir are investigating the incidents, which the EU defines as highly worrying.

Hacker attacks on the refrigeration systems of Coop supermarkets in Sicily and other European countries have overheated food banks, causing food spoilage. The postal police investigates together with the National Cybersecurity Agency. Tomorrow meeting at Palazzo Chigi with Undersecretary Mantovano.
A hacker attack hit the refrigeration systems of supermarket chains in Belgium, Sweden, Estonia, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Ireland, Finland and Italy, including Coop stores in Sicily and an Ikea in Mons. Temperatures soared to 50 degrees, spoiling food. Tomorrow meeting at Palazzo Chigi coordinated by Alfredo Mantovano.

Sweden, Belgium and Estonia hit by alleged hacker attack on supermarket refrigeration systems. Freezer temperatures have risen, destroying large quantities of food. Dynamics similar to those recorded in France and Holland.

Cyberattacks on large-scale retail refrigeration systems hit several stores in Belgium, including Delhaize, Carrefour, Spar, Intermarché and Ikea, following the same pattern already seen in France.