French intelligence agencies have accused organizations linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of orchestrating cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration systems. In a joint report, French security agencies accused the Shahid Kaveh cyber offensive unit, affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, of being behind the hacking of refrigeration equipment at over 500 supermarkets in France last month, and named three associated individuals. Investigations show that the attacks primarily targeted internet-connected refrigeration systems manufactured by a Danish company, with hackers tampering with temperature systems, causing equipment fires and food spoilage. Such cyberattacks continued to spread across France this month, with over 100 other institutions in Europe affected by a second wave of attacks.