French blood banks repel cyberattack that spiked refrigeration temperatures
CNBC reported that a cyberattack on refrigeration systems at several French blood banks caused temperature spikes, yet no blood products were lost. Earlier, France's national blood service said attackers raised temperature thresholds in three cold-storage facilities, prompting the relocation of blood units and heightened monitoring. The Telegraph had initially noted that the breach lifted temperatures to 110 °C, but swift action prevented damage to the supplies.