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France blames Iran for cyberattack on supermarket fridges

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France blames Iran for cyberattack on supermarket fridges
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French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot on Monday accused Iran's Revolutionary Guards of being behind a recent cyberattack on French supermarket fridges, saying there would be consequences for the country.

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  • France blames Iran for cyberattack on supermarket fridges.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot on Monday accused Iran's Revolutionary Guards of being behind a recent cyberattack on French supermarket fridges, saying there would be consequences for the country.

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