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JYYYCE accused AlertesInfos, which he described as a pro-LFI account, of not specifying that the shooter was young. He deemed this omission strange and claimed that the account would have published 80,000 tweets if the shooter had been a police officer. #AlertesInfos #LFI #Société (translated)

Louis Duclos wrote that a large-scale cyberattack struck several major French retailers on Monday. According to him, nearly 150 Intermarché stores would have been affected, with losses potentially reaching several million euros nationwide. He stated that hackers had gained remote control of refrigeration regulation systems manufactured by Danfoss, causing forced and continuous defrosting with programmed temperatures of up to 50 °C. Duclos added that stocks of fresh and frozen products were destroyed within hours and that two supermarkets in Haguenau were already reporting 270,000 euros worth of lost goods. He also highlighted the associated food waste. Duclos estimated that the attack revealed a worrying vulnerability for national security. In the event of a conflict, he wrote, a hostile power could exploit such a flaw to simultaneously disrupt thousands of refrigeration facilities, destroy food stocks, and disrupt supply chains in France. He argued that the digital dependence of the food supply chain constituted a potential destabilization leverage and that this threat must be taken very seriously. #Cyberattaque #Sécurité #Alimentation (translated)

Jon De Lorraine stated that a cyberattack targeted the refrigerated facilities of several French brands, including Intermarché, Leclerc, and Super U. According to his message, the hackers exploited control systems from the manufacturer Danfoss and hijacked the defrost function, causing continuous operation and set temperatures reaching 50 °C. He indicated that around 150 Intermarché stores would be affected and that stock of fresh and frozen products would have been destroyed. In Haguenau, in Alsace, two supermarkets reportedly suffered losses of 270,000 euros, he wrote, adding that the national toll could reach several million euros. He cited BFM and Je Bosse en Grande Distribution as sources and specified that the assessments were still provisional. #Cyberattaque #SécuritéInformatique #Supermarchés (translated)

Jon De Lorraine reported, citing BFMTV's live broadcast at 10:45 a.m., that the principal of Joseph-Lakanal College in Aubagne had been shot in the lower body on Monday morning. He also indicated that a 37-year-old teacher had been injured, that a shotgun had been used, and that a 14-year-old teenager had been arrested. #Aubagne #Sécurité #Violence (translated)

Tam wrote that there would be opportunities for everyone next year. For Call of Duty, he mentioned Joe, 04, and Abu Drazah, as well as a second Aca team. For Valorant, he mentioned Boaster, Magnum, Alfa, Kozzy, and Ruxic; for GC, Marti, Nami, Wens, and Berryx, with Safia in question. He also named Vatira, Zen, and Atow for Rocket League, Pollo, Scroll, Sky, and Rax for FTN, Enkeo, Groma, and Niasen for WZ, Marine Lord for AOE, as well as Jedu and LesCoco for TFT. For fighting games, he cited Wawa and mentioned an arrival for Tekken and other games of the genre, while he left a question mark for Apex. Tam also associated Itachi with Rocket League, Mel with GC, Mystk with COD Aca, RZA with fighting games, Snayzy with FTN, Chow with WZ, and Akytio with Apex. He finally announced a Major COD in February, the creation of a performance hub, and a new NA GH. #Esports #Gaming #Compétition (translated)

There will be no Russian fuel tomorrow in French pumps and service stations. Maud Bregeon also stated that the release of 10 million liters of fuel from the French strategic reserves would indeed have an effect on prices: "We are aiming for a price reduction of 12 to 18 cents per liter," she confirmed. #Carburant #Russie #Energie (translated)

AlertesInfos reported, citing RMC, that an amendment aimed at reducing the limit of meal vouchers that can be used in supermarkets from 25 euros to 10 or 15 euros per day was being reviewed by MPs, while the 25 euro limit would remain in place for restaurants. The account indicated that some beneficiaries opposed this, one of them stating that this aid had become necessary and that with 10 euros, they would have bought much less. #TitresRestaurant #Députés #Consommation (translated)

Blue White Red accused Regelegorila of harboring hatred towards Louise, whom he believed was capable of gaining the upper hand over her close ones and him at any moment. He criticized Regelegorila for repeatedly calling her a fascist and a Nazi, claiming that this would not diminish Louise's status as a "queen." He added that the French had seen her and approved of her. #Politique #Humour #France (translated)

Tino explained that writing his book, "100 Tips for Successful Investing," had been one of the most difficult trials of his life. For nearly ten months, his perfectionism had, according to him, caused him doubts, frustrations, short nights, and sometimes tears. He added that the project had also weighed on his health and his private and family life. His partner, with whom he had shared his life for nearly fifteen years, had to accept his absences and the fact that writing sometimes took precedence over their life together, he wrote. Since finishing the book, he had been trying to reconnect with her over the moments that were set aside, while acknowledging that lost time could not really be made up. As the book was meeting with greater success than he had expected, Tino wanted to pay tribute to his partner, believing that without her support, the work probably would not have come to fruition. #Écriture #Amour #Sacrifice (translated)

Jaf mocked information relayed by Algerian media stating that 61 Moroccans had infiltrated Algeria to commit acts of sabotage. He put forward two possibilities: a new propaganda story intended to lull the Algerians, whom the media would take for unsuspecting individuals, or true information that would then, according to him, constitute a declaration of war. In this second case, he believed that Algeria's lack of reaction amounted to yielding to Morocco. He asked his Algerian readers whether the information was false or if Algeria was showing signs of fear. #Maroc #Algérie #Propagande (translated)

Vincent Lautard wrote that La France insoumise (LFI) insulted, assaulted, spread misinformation, and physically attacked those who disagreed with it. He believed that a democratic movement confident in its ideas would defend them without intimidating its opponents. #Démocratie #LibertéDExpression #RespectDesOpinions (translated)

Wolf paid tribute to Yanis Coviaux, who would have turned 15 on October 12. He recalled that Yanis was born in Voiron, Isère, on October 12, 2011, and that he was four and a half years old when he was killed in Nice on July 14, 2016, in the truck attack carried out by Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel, whom he described as Islamic. Wolf wrote that Yanis had been taken from his family and the future that awaited him. He called for preserving his memory and not forgetting him, mentioning the dozens of families affected by that night of horror. #YanisCoviaux #Mémoire #JamaisOublié (translated)

"The Congress has been clear: the United States should not import oil from Russia as long as it has not put an end to its aggression against Ukraine and stopped making threats against our NATO allies," wrote these senators, including Democrat Jeanne Shaheen and Republican Thom Tillis. #DieselRusse #Trump #Ukraine (translated)

The Congress has been clear: the United States should not import oil from Russia as long as it has not ended its aggression against Ukraine and ceased making threats against our NATO allies," wrote these senators, including Democrat Jeanne Shaheen and Republican Thom Tillis. #DieselRusse #Trump #Ukraine (translated)