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A follow up to #1594131

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/11/10/iran-fridge-cyberattacks-france.html

France is “not ruling anything out” in its response to October’s mass cyberattacks on supermarket refrigerators that the country has blamed on Iran, the country’s Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said on Tuesday.
The French government summoned Iran’s ambassador Tuesday morning after Paris said Monday that the findings of an investigation laid the blame for the hacks on Shahid Kaveh, an affiliate of the cyber unit of the powerful Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Investigators found use of Farsi and IP addresses pointing to devices in Iran, according to the statement, which added that the attacks were committed to serve a foreign power, in this case, Iran.
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So, that is the evidence?!
Easy to get the blame to others...

Hope they have better evidence internally..

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