By Sohaib Shams
Hackers targeted blood bank refrigerators in a cyberattack, raising temperatures to 110 degrees Celsius, according to reports. The attack compromised cold storage systems critical for preserving blood supplies.
Temperature Controls Manipulated
Security researchers said the intrusion allowed attackers to manipulate temperature controls, potentially destroying stored blood products. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in medical infrastructure connected to digital networks.
Investigation Underway
Authorities are investigating the breach, which could have severe consequences for patients dependent on blood transfusions. Healthcare facilities are being urged to review cybersecurity measures for temperature-sensitive storage systems.
