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Tg1, 'two groups of pro-Russian hackers claim attacks on supermarkets'
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ANSA Cronaca·7 hours ago·Tech·1 min read·🇮🇹Italy·

Tg1, 'two groups of pro-Russian hackers claim attacks on supermarkets'

Tg1: Danfoss and Dixel Web equipment affected in Italy and other countries

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The pro-Russian hacker groups Noname057(16) and Z-Pentest claimed responsibility in a video for cyberattacks on refrigeration plants in Europe, including Italy, exploiting integrated systems.

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Two pro-Russian hacker groups have claimed cyber attacks on refrigeration plants in Europe by exploiting embedded systems.

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Two groups of pro-Russian hackers, Noname057(16) and Z-Pentest, claimed responsibility in a video posted on social media for the attacks on refrigeration systems that hit several European countries, including Italy. Tg1 reports it on its social profile.

'We, Noname057(16), in collaboration with Z-Pentest - states the posted message - are inflicting a devastating blow on Danfoss and Dixel Web equipment. There was no need for any malware. We simply took advantage of the integrated systems.

Our reach extends to water supply systems, power plants, industrial plants and food storage sites. Similar incidents have affected hundreds of locations across Europe, yet they have not learned from their mistakes. Once again we have demonstrated the true cost of Western digital maturity. So keep an eye on our actions on the global stage.'

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