Agence nationale de la sécurité des systèmes d'information
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Oct 15, 2026
Rachel CostaHOST
Les enquêtes ou les paquets de Paris a lancé une procédure pénale confiée au bureau anti-Cybercrime OFAC.
Rachel CostaHOST
Le Premier ministre Sébastien Lecornu a demandé à l'A- l'Agence nationale de sécurité informatique, ANSSI, de coordonner l'intervention avec les partenaires européens.
Rachel CostaHOST
Et le directeur Vincent Strobel a ordonné la déconnexion immédiate de tous les contrôleurs Danfoss du réseau.
Rachel CostaHOST
La même vulnérabilité a été constatée dans des supermarchés de Belgique, de Allemagne, du Luxembourg, des Pays-Bas, de Portugal, de Pologne et de Espagne.
David ShipleyHOST
In central Paris, staff dumped cart loads of defrosted food as melted ice cream sloshed out of broken tubs onto the street.
David ShipleyHOST
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has ordered France's National Cybersecurity Agency, ANSSI, to investigate.
David ShipleyHOST
An analyst at Sequoia says Spain, Portugal, Poland, Germany, and Belgium were also affected.
David ShipleyHOST
There's no claim of responsibility and no ransom demand.
Scott WallaceHOST
Paris prosecutors opened an investigation into the large-scale attack.
Scott WallaceHOST
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Sébastien Le Cornu directed France's National Cybersecurity Agency, ANSSI, to examine the breach.
Scott WallaceHOST
France's cybersecurity agency linked the attack to a vulnerability in software supplied by Danish firm Danfoss.
Scott WallaceHOST
Danfoss said the affected systems were older products running outdated firmware.
David BrowieHOST
Hackers have allegedly raised the temperatures in refrigerators and freezers at hundreds of French supermarkets to as high as fifty degrees Celsius or one hundred and twenty-two degrees Fahrenheit, causing fires and spoiling food.
David BrowieHOST
According to Reuters, the Paris prosecutor's office confirmed a large-scale cyberattack affecting connected refrigeration systems at major food retailers, prompting Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu to order an investigation by France's National Cybersecurity Agency, ANSSI.
David BrowieHOST
Authorities are coordinating with European counterparts after reports that Spain, Portugal, Poland, Germany, and Belgium were also affected.
David BrowieHOST
To the UK now, where fashion retailer TFG London, which owns Hobbs, Phase Eight, Whistles, and White Stuff, confirmed a cybersecurity incident on October eleventh.
speaker_1HOST
And that convenience becomes the open door.
speaker_1HOST
France's National Cybersecurity Agency, ANSSI, through their CERT-FR division, they issued a deeply urgent briefing for defenders on this.
speaker_0HOST
What's the immediate action?
speaker_1HOST
Disconnect them.
VladHOST
Who, who did it? Paris prosecutors are investigating.
VladHOST
PM Sebastian Lecornu ordered ANSSI to lead probes and coordinate with the European agencies.
VladHOST
Danfoss confirmed awareness of incidents and urged customers to update systems, so they don't know.
VladHOST
People have condemned the attack, whatever.
MarkHOST
Then the situation went straight to the top of the French government.
MarkHOST
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu instructed France's national cybersecurity agency, ANSSI, to lead the official investigation.
NancyHOST
Bringing in ANSSI is a definitive signal of the severity of the crisis.
NancyHOST
I mean, this is the intelligence agency responsible for the nation's most sensitive digital defense.
MarkHOST
Right, protecting military communications, nuclear facilities, and the energy grid.
MarkHOST
And the exact method of infiltration, how they bypass the perimeter security to reach these specific OT controllers, is still unexplained.
NancyHOST
It's baffling.
MarkHOST
Normally, we expect agencies like ANSSI to protect heavily fortified obvious targets like power plants or financial clearing houses.
Jeff MassieHOST
They're using the same thing.
Jeff MassieHOST
Built to the recommendations of ANSSI, A-N-S-S-I, which is France's se- cyber security agency.
Jeff MassieHOST
So two European governments, two different projects, and both landed on the same distribution.
Jeff MassieHOST
Uh, not because NixOS is easy, but because it's reproducible, auditable, and nobody can switch it off from across the Atlantic like, uh, other possible solutions.
Jeff MassieHOST
They're using the same thing.
Jeff MassieHOST
Built to the recommendations of ANSSI, A-N-S-S-I, which is France's seci- cybersecurity agency.
Jeff MassieHOST
So two European governments, two different projects, and both landed on the same distribution.
Jeff MassieHOST
Uh, not because NixOS is easy, but because it's reproducible, auditable, and nobody can switch it off from across the Atlantic like, uh, other possible solutions.
speaker_1HOST
And they stole tax data on over 350,000 individuals and 250,000 businesses.
speaker_1HOST
And neither the tax administration itself nor ANSSI, which is France's national cybersecurity agency, realized the data was being siphoned out.
speaker_0HOST
And what's fascinating here is the initial reaction from the overseeing ministry.
speaker_0HOST
They blamed the sophistication of the attack.