Blogger Comment: The Globalists’ FEAR Tactic 2. and Just another ultimate scare tactic right out of the Globalist copybook and used to put the fear of God in the people through their Globalists’ control and so-called experts stooges (where cyberattackers are all controlled by the Globalists as well, with these RED FLAG Fear tactics) and just like they did with Covid-19 with Gates et al (who are doing it all again if you are looking), as the Globalists look to taking over humanity with their planned One World Government (OWG) in their ‘GOLDEN’ year of 2030 as they have stated in Davos a multitude of times…but you have not been listening again have you…the depopulation programme of the Globalists is now well on its way and after Europe and the UK have fallen under their deadly cosh, where CHINA is next on the Globalists agenda for depopulation and with them controlling the financial and banking markets globally…and where the Globalist controlled MSM will not tell you this for very obvious reasons…we learned a great deal about what they were doing in Davos when I was in Bern for 5 years as CEO of a global scientific charity and from very infirmed senior insiders at the WEF…where the Globalist’s magic has worked in every nation in the world and where this was due and based upon nothing but FEAR and the Financial POWER of the Globalists if you did not know…
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Hackers have seized remote control of freezers at three facilities serving France’s national blood service, marking an alarming new escalation in the deepening cyberattack crisis.
The cyberattackers reportedly raised some temperature settings from minus 22°F to as high as 230°F.
Inside those freezers was blood plasma used for transfusions and pharmaceutical production.
A successful attack on those reserves could leave hospitals short of supplies they need to treat trauma victims and patients suffering severe bleeding.
The French Blood Establishment confirmed Thursday that the attack took place overnight between November 1 and 2.
Monitoring systems detected abnormal temperatures, and staff moved or secured the blood products before any were damaged.
Officials confirmed that no plasma was lost and hospital services continued.
The alarms went off in time, and staff had somewhere safe to put the supplies.
Hackers Reached the Freezers Through a Supplier
The attack reportedly involved a refrigeration equipment supplier, exposing a route into facilities that store lifesaving supplies.
Technicians use remote access to monitor and adjust temperatures.
Anyone who gains control of that connection can tamper with the equipment from outside the building.
One supplier can serve hundreds of customers.
A breach at that supplier could expose equipment at multiple sites at once, including the backup facilities that hospitals and blood services count on when something goes wrong.
That makes the damage from a wider attack harder to contain.
If several storage sites lose refrigeration at the same time, staff may have nowhere to move blood, vaccines, or other temperature-sensitive medicines before they spoil.
Investigators examining earlier attacks have identified vulnerabilities in internet-connected refrigeration controllers, including aging equipment that no longer receives security updates.
Those controls remain in service even when the software that protects them is no longer maintained.
Supermarket Attacks Were the Warning
In October, hackers reportedly tampered with refrigeration equipment at as many as 700 French supermarkets, forcing stores to discard spoiled food.
Earlier this week, a later wave hit retailers in Belgium, Ireland, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and elsewhere.
Some refrigeration systems reportedly reached 122°F.
The French blood service attack shows what is at stake when the equipment under remote control holds medical supplies.
Supermarkets can discard ruined stock and order replacements.
Hospitals treating patients with severe bleeding may need plasma before replacement supplies can arrive.
National cybersecurity agencies are investigating, and the European Commission has acknowledged the need for a coordinated response.
No group has credibly claimed responsibility.
Authorities have yet to establish whether the incidents are connected or whether a foreign government directed them.
U.S. Military Bases Face Their Own Refrigeration Probe
American authorities are investigating possible cyber interference after refrigeration failures hit commissaries at several U.S. military bases in August.
Investigators have not established a connection to the European attacks, but American facilities depend on the same kinds of remotely managed commercial equipment.
The exposure extends beyond freezers.
Hospitals, water systems, transportation networks, and power facilities increasingly rely on software to control physical machinery.
An attacker who gets into those controls can threaten essential services without setting foot inside the facility.
In France, staff had time to save the plasma.
A facility that misses the alarm, or finds its backup storage has been hit too, could lose supplies that patients need within hours.
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