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annisa_cakebrownies
Annisa Cake & Brownies :
warna nya oke2
2026-08-15 05:40:05
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susanaanggakusuma
Susan :
Keren mbf 👌
2026-08-14 07:24:13
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.kaylaaputryy
putry :
MBF emang tiada 2nya
2026-08-14 07:26:10
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deddy.only
Deddy Only :
Jadi penasaran, yuk cek out...
2026-08-18 01:16:03
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matchadepanmu :
finally ada yang baru lagiiii
2026-08-12 15:33:27
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periansyah_
Periansyah Z R :
emg badass nih produk 😍
2026-08-14 07:14:39
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crist suka jajan :
ini ni yang di tunggu tunggu🥰🥰🥰
2026-08-12 14:20:56
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edriantoed
Edrianto Ed :
best produknya
2026-08-15 05:30:24
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yuka :
bagus bangettt😣
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Supermarket refrigerators and freezers across several European countries experienced abnormal temperature rises on November 2, forcing retailers to discard food and remove some chilled and frozen products from sale. Reuters reported refrigeration problems at more than 100 stores, with some companies confirming cyberattacks or unauthorized tampering.  In Sjöbo, southern Sweden, an ICA Kvantum store said on social media that its refrigerators and freezers had been hacked and set to 50°C. Staff began clearing affected goods. Coop confirmed that a cyber incident affected refrigeration systems at seven Swedish stores, with disruption ranging from complete shutdowns to partial impairment.  About 40 Delhaize stores in Belgium and Luxembourg were affected. At a branch in Hoeilaart, near Brussels, a BBC reporter saw discarded frozen pizzas, ice cream and other products. The store estimated losses above €100,000, excluding further losses associated with its closure.  Smaller businesses were also hit. The founder of a butcher’s shop in Hove, Belgium, told Reuters that refrigerator temperatures had been raised to about 18°C, ruining roughly €15,000 worth of meat. In Ireland, a cyber incident affected refrigeration at 13 SuperValu stores, prompting precautionary product withdrawals.  Refrigeration supplier Sabcobel said some systems had been switched into defrost mode, causing temperatures to rise. Many units are internet-connected for remote maintenance, making their connected controls a focus of the investigation. However, the attackers’ identities, whether the incidents shared one vulnerability, and any connection to October’s attacks in France remained unresolved.
Supermarket refrigerators and freezers across several European countries experienced abnormal temperature rises on November 2, forcing retailers to discard food and remove some chilled and frozen products from sale. Reuters reported refrigeration problems at more than 100 stores, with some companies confirming cyberattacks or unauthorized tampering. In Sjöbo, southern Sweden, an ICA Kvantum store said on social media that its refrigerators and freezers had been hacked and set to 50°C. Staff began clearing affected goods. Coop confirmed that a cyber incident affected refrigeration systems at seven Swedish stores, with disruption ranging from complete shutdowns to partial impairment. About 40 Delhaize stores in Belgium and Luxembourg were affected. At a branch in Hoeilaart, near Brussels, a BBC reporter saw discarded frozen pizzas, ice cream and other products. The store estimated losses above €100,000, excluding further losses associated with its closure. Smaller businesses were also hit. The founder of a butcher’s shop in Hove, Belgium, told Reuters that refrigerator temperatures had been raised to about 18°C, ruining roughly €15,000 worth of meat. In Ireland, a cyber incident affected refrigeration at 13 SuperValu stores, prompting precautionary product withdrawals. Refrigeration supplier Sabcobel said some systems had been switched into defrost mode, causing temperatures to rise. Many units are internet-connected for remote maintenance, making their connected controls a focus of the investigation. However, the attackers’ identities, whether the incidents shared one vulnerability, and any connection to October’s attacks in France remained unresolved.

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