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A new cyberattack on European supermarket fridges and freezers spread across the continent on Monday, hitting stores from Sweden to Belgium and forcing food waste, Korea Times reports. The incident follows a previous attack in France last month, and has raised concerns about the security of internet-connected industrial equipment in the food supply chain, according to Maeil Business Newspaper. Officials across Europe are scrambling to assess the damage, with stores in Belgium and the Netherlands also breached, the Korean outlet adds. Korean media coverage focuses on the scale of the disruption and the broader implications for food supply chain security, echoing the Korea Times' framing of the attack as highlighting weaknesses in internet-connected gadgets.