Major French supermarket chains experienced a widespread cyberattack on Monday, causing malfunctions in refrigeration systems across hundreds of stores in France. The attack resulted in refrigerators overheating, leading to significant food spoilage and requiring the disposal of large quantities of products. This incident has raised concerns regarding food security and the vulnerability of critical infrastructure to cyber threats within France. Authorities are investigating the source and scope of the attack, working to mitigate further disruptions. The supermarkets are currently assessing the full extent of the damage and implementing measures to protect their systems. This event highlights the growing risk of cyberattacks targeting essential services, extending beyond data breaches to physical consequences like food safety. Consumers are being advised to check products purchased recently for any signs of spoilage.