Cybersecurity experts warn internet-connected devices from fridges to cars can be hacked, exposing users to security risks.
EXPLAINER - Could hackers get inside my fridge?
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A cyberattack affected supermarket fridges in Europe, raising concerns about hacking smart devices.
- Cyberattacks can target internet-connected devices like fridges and freezers.
- In 2015, a Samsung smart fridge was shown to be vulnerable to hacking.
- Hackers often target connected devices to steal data or disrupt services.
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