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Iran’s IRGC denies role in French supermarket cyberattacks
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has denied French accusations that an Iran-linked cyber unit sabotaged refrigeration systems at supermarkets. The dispute matters because French authorities describe the incident as the country’s first large-scale cyber sabotage.
The attacks on 11 and 12 October raised temperatures in refrigeration units to as high as 50C at about 700 stores. France blamed a unit called Shahid Kaveh; the IRGC accused Israel of spreading misinformation and said civilians were not among its targets.
In short
- The IRGC denies involvement in supermarket cyberattacks in France.
- Refrigeration units at about 700 stores were affected.
- France blamed the Iran-linked unit Shahid Kaveh.
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