Iran Denies French Accusations of Targeting European Supermarket Refrigerators in Cyberattacks
Tehran has rejected allegations by French authorities claiming its involvement in cyberattacks against supermarket refrigeration systems in Europe. The Iranian Foreign Ministry described the claims as hostile and baseless.
Tehran has officially rejected accusations made by French authorities alleging its involvement in cyberattacks targeting supermarket cooling systems across Europe.
French authorities held the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps responsible for breaching the refrigeration systems and causing the spoilage of food products.
In response, the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs dismissed the accusations, categorizing them as hostile and entirely groundless.
Meanwhile, the Paris Public Prosecutor announced that an investigation has been opened into a specific cyber operations unit regarding the intrusions.
The French government also summoned the Iranian ambassador to convey a strongly worded formal protest over the cyber breaches.