🚨618 Unpatched Danfoss Devices Still Exposed to Web Attacks
Hundreds of French supermarkets hit by cyberattacks on refrigeration
TL;DR
Security researchers warned about vulnerabilities in Danfoss refrigeration controllers months before cyberattacks hit French supermarkets. 618 devices remain exposed, with 206 in France.
Security researchers warned about exploitable vulnerabilities in Danfoss refrigeration controllers months before cyberattacks disrupted hundreds of French supermarkets. The compromised devices were accessible over the internet, with many running outdated firmware. This is a critical issue for food and agriculture sectors, as unpatched devices can serve as major entry points for digital attackers. Between September 7 and October 6, 1,506 unique IP addresses were identified as still publicly exposing a Danfoss StoreView web-accessible admin panel. As of Thursday, 618 Danfoss devices remained connected to the internet, with 206 connected to French networks, 50 in the US, and two in the UK. The US Department of Agriculture could encourage organizations in the food and agriculture sector to implement cybersecurity best practices.

Key Points
Security researchers warned about exploitable vulnerabilities in Danfoss refrigeration controllers months before cyberattacks hit French supermarkets.
Between September 7 and October 6, 1,506 unique IP addresses were identified as still publicly exposing a Danfoss StoreView web-accessible admin panel.
As of Thursday, 618 Danfoss devices remained connected to the internet, with 206 connected to French networks.
50 Danfoss devices remain connected to the internet in the US, with two in the UK.
The US Department of Agriculture could encourage organizations in the food and agriculture sector to implement cybersecurity best practices.
Why It Matters
If you're managing refrigeration controllers in the food and agriculture sector, this is a critical issue. 618 unpatched Danfoss devices remain exposed to web attacks, with 206 in France. Unpatched devices can serve as major entry points for digital attackers, disrupting operations and causing significant damage.
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