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Mystery surrounds hacked supermarket cooling systems: 'Who stands to gain?'
Supermarket cooling systems across Europe were targeted by a cyberattack that remotely disabled temperature controls, leading to widespread food spoilage and significant financial losses. Security experts remain uncertain about the perpetrators' motives, as the systems were vulnerable due to outdated security protocols and direct internet access.

Cyberattack also affects refrigerators and freezers at IKEA store in Belgium
An IKEA branch in Belgium has experienced a cyberattack on its refrigeration systems, though impacts on food inventory and restaurant operations remain limited. This incident follows a wider pattern of digital attacks affecting cooling infrastructure across European supermarkets and smaller retailers, including in the Netherlands.
Suspect in Hajar murder case remains in custody
A 23-year-old man remains detained for the murder of Hajar, whose body was found in a suitcase in Amsterdam after she went missing in October. The suspect is also accused of attempting to kill his former foster father during a separate violent incident in Koggenland.
Hackers attack internet-connected cooling systems: 'Software is old, broken junk'
Hackers launched a massive cyberattack on internet-connected cooling systems across Europe, causing temperatures in supermarkets and local shops to reach dangerous levels. The incident has prompted concerns about the security of IoT devices and the increasing use of AI by cybercriminals.

23-year-old suspect in Hajar murder to remain in custody for another 90 days
A 23-year-old man, Abdi A., has been ordered to remain in custody for another 90 days as the primary suspect in the murder of 29-year-old Hajar. Hajar, who had been missing for weeks, was found deceased in a suitcase in Amsterdam after being killed in a property in Buitenveldert.