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France is ‘shifting blame’ for cyberattack on supermarket fridges, Iran says

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What we know

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said France is “shifting blame for its failures” by accusing an IRGC-affiliated cyber unit of hacking supermarket fridges earlier in October. “Unable to manage fridges let alone addressing grievances of its people, French government is shifting blame for its failures onto others," Araghchi said in…

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Story timeline

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  1. First reported by The Straits Times World

    France accuses Iran of hacking supermarket refrigerators

  2. Picked up by The Straits Times World

    France accuses Iran of being behind refrigerator hacks

  3. New development reported by ABC Australia

    France blames Iran for supermarket fridge cyberattacks

  4. Picked up by GDELT Global News DOC API

    France accuses Iran of cyber sabotage in fridge attacks

  5. New development reported by Deutsche Welle All News

    Iran denies role in fridge hack, France summons ambassador

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