On November 3, local time, the Italian government held a meeting at the Prime Minister's Office on the cyber attack on refrigeration equipment in supermarkets. Officials such as Italy's Minister of Agriculture, Director of the National Cyber Security Service, and heads of intelligence agencies attended the meeting. Preliminary investigation results show that most of the affected facilities use old security systems, and there are problems such as direct exposure of the control interface to the Internet and insufficient identity authentication mechanisms. There are currently no known cases where frozen foods endanger public health due to thawing. Italy's interior minister said the attacks occurred in several European countries and were probably a coordinated operation. Currently, the identity of the attackers and their motives have not been clarified.

On November 3, local time, the Italian government held a meeting at the Prime Minister's Office on the cyber attack on refrigeration equipment in supermarkets. Officials such as Italy's Minister of Agriculture, Director of the National Cyber Security Service, and heads of intelligence agencies attended the meeting. Preliminary investigation results show that most of the affected facilities use old security systems, and there are problems such as direct exposure of the control interface to the Internet and insufficient identity authentication mechanisms. There are currently no known cases where frozen foods endanger public health due to thawing. Italy's interior minister said the attacks occurred in several European countries and were probably a coordinated operation. Currently, the identity of the attackers and their motives have not been clarified.