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Is this real or naw? 

For weeks now Governments are telling people to keep emergency food. Now hackers are spoiling food inside European supermarkets.

How much of this should concern us?

Today, supermarket refrigeration attacks were reported in Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg, Estonia and Ireland. Stores discarded food. One Swedish store manager reported freezers reaching 50°C. This is a real incident. (reuters.com⁠, apnews.com⁠)

The emergency supply advice is real too. Britain recommends three days. Sweden and Norway recommend at least a week. Germany recommends ten days of food and drink. (hansard.parliament.uk⁠, lansstyrelsen.se⁠, dsb.no⁠, bbk.bund.de⁠)

Who is behind the supermarket attacks? That remains unknown. Whether AI helped the attackers is also unconfirmed. There is no established link between these attacks and the household supply guidance. (reuters.com⁠)

What concerns me is how easily a digital attack can become a physical problem: spoiled food and disrupted stores.

We should take that seriously. We should also question posts that bundle years of advice into one frightening headline.

For Canadians, the question is straightforward: how well protected are the systems that keep our food cold, our water running and our power on?
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Posted On: November 2nd 2026, 05:40 pm
Is this real or naw?

For weeks now Governments are telling people to keep emergency food. Now hackers are spoiling food inside European supermarkets.

How much of this should concern us?

Today, supermarket refrigeration attacks were reported in Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg, Estonia and Ireland. Stores discarded food. One Swedish store manager reported freezers reaching 50°C. This is a real incident. (reuters.com⁠, apnews.com⁠)

The emergency supply advice is real too. Britain recommends three days. Sweden and Norway recommend at least a week. Germany recommends ten days of food and drink. (hansard.parliament.uk⁠, lansstyrelsen.se⁠, dsb.no⁠, bbk.bund.de⁠)

Who is behind the supermarket attacks? That remains unknown. Whether AI helped the attackers is also unconfirmed. There is no established link between these attacks and the household supply guidance. (reuters.com⁠)

What concerns me is how easily a digital attack can become a physical problem: spoiled food and disrupted stores.

We should take that seriously. We should also question posts that bundle years of advice into one frightening headline.

For Canadians, the question is straightforward: how well protected are the systems that keep our food cold, our water running and our power on?
Comments (25)
livingdaylights77 2 hours ago

livingdaylights77

Sounds like the globalists are playing games again. They can never stop targeting people in any way they can.

socialsteve_to 3 hours ago

socialsteve_to

Sorry but what was wrong with fridges simply being plugged into the wall + generator back up power??? Why TF are they connected to internet?

maxpower8284 3 hours ago

maxpower8284

Apparently none of these people in the comment section have ever heard of a smart appliance. They connect directly to the internet in order to be controlled remotely. The bigger question is what purpose could someone possibly have for denying people food …

lucky_b_creative 3 hours ago

lucky_b_creative

It is jihad.

krizzyfit 6 hours ago

krizzyfit

The freezer at farm boy broke down the other day never thought anything of it until now! Wow

iainmac700 6 hours ago

iainmac700

Anybody who works in HVAC knows this is nonsense

cristina_crifi 7 hours ago

cristina_crifi

Sounds like a WEF/EU initiative. Constant psyops.

formantix 7 hours ago

formantix

Coincidentally, this comes after this was also cited as the cause as a reason for the food shortage at the military bases in the Middle East. "Strange" that this link is not made here, but that has to do with the fact that the real reason for these food shortages is due to total mismanagement of this illegal war. For example, this food problem was also present on the fleet and there was no mention of hacked refrigerators. Moreover, there are quite strict ICT standards within the US military that are not only protected by an air gap, let alone hacking a refrigerator system on the fleet... the last time a "problem" was discussed when it was Stuxnet and we know afterwards who is responsible for that...

quanah_canada 8 hours ago

quanah_canada

I think the question is why is big corporations get targeted ? For years our government hasn’t kept up laws on technology. Also you didn’t mention cash. Digital currency sure looks bad when you can’t get into your bank account. Talking about food and water was done back during Covid. Let’s talk about digital price tags, and laws that protect people from technology.

lesliesimpsonoxo 8 hours ago

lesliesimpsonoxo

Real yes. Planned by government also yes

sansme70 8 hours ago

sansme70

Probably a good idea to make everything halal and create digital id and currency to curb this

fjdiisf 8 hours ago

fjdiisf

I find it funny because the countries that carry out these cyber attacks rely on Western food supplies. This is how f****** ridiculous the world has become. China relies on the majority of the world to be its customer. Mainly the United States and Europe, yet they're doing everything they can to p*** everyone in the world off. And alienate, the people that fund their economy. Likewise, they do this with countries. They rely on for food supply. The insanity it's spreading

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