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SaxX stated that a cyberattack targeting Danfoss regulatory systems affected around 500 supermarkets in France during the night of October 11 to 12, including Intermarché, Netto, Coopérative U, Market, Monoprix, and Leclerc stores. According to him, the attackers forced the defrosting of equipment, with instructions reaching up to 50 °C. Two stores in Alsace alone reportedly recorded losses of 270,000 euros. Relying on information from a cyber official of a major brand, SaxX indicated that the vulnerability concerned three types of equipment and had been known since July, without clients being informed. Only one of the three types had a patch, which needed to be installed manually by refrigerant technicians, store by store. He added that the connected refrigerators used 3G cards installed by technicians, outside of the network and control of the brand's IT teams. The equipment would have been shut down, and the stores would have switched to manual mode, with a return to operation expected within the day, while the application of the patch would take longer. According to SaxX's analysis, the targeted versions were earlier than version 4. He reminded that Danfoss had fixed an authentication bypass vulnerability in version R4.2 related to passwords generated from the date and time. If these elements were confirmed, he estimated, it would not be a “zero-day” vulnerability, but rather a delay in updating. He also noted that Shodan still listed more than 3,700 Danfoss interfaces accessible from the Internet in August. SaxX said that France seemed to be the only country affected for the moment. He mentioned possible explanations such as the size of the French Danfoss park, a common provider or access channel, or deliberate targeting, while clarifying that nothing was established. He finally reported that his contact feared that other organizations might be more affected, particularly those whose activities relied mainly on frozen products. SaxX also indicated that he intervened at midday on TF1’s newscast to talk about the attack and possible motivations of the state group or hackers. #cyberattaque #sécuritéinformatique #France (translated)

Osteopath Antonino Mercuri is on trial in Paris for exploitation of vulnerability against 51 people, illegal practice of medicine, money laundering, and tax fraud, accused of having exerted mental and financial influence over his clients while contesting the facts. #Justice #Ostéopathie #FraudeFiscale (translated)

Dividend King described a climate he deemed particularly negative in France. He wrote that the entrepreneurs he knew were considering leaving, although many, in his view, would not follow through. He also indicated that the tax advisors and wealth managers he spoke with received numerous requests for expatriation from their clients, a trend that had supposedly increased since the dissolution of the Assembly and would accelerate as the presidential election approached. He specified that these clients held fortunes in the range of 7, 8, or 9 figures. The author added that many university students he had recently discussed with wanted to start their professional lives abroad, even if not all would realize this project. In the stock market, he estimated that French investors were increasingly turning away from companies in the CAC 40 in favor of global or American markets, and that the recent performance of these markets justified their decisions. He finally said he had never observed, in his lifetime, such a negative sentiment at so many levels and expected the trend to continue. #entrepreneuriat #expatriation #france (translated)

Democratic Senator Maggie Hassan is concerned about potential national security risks related to Trump Mobile, following a data breach of customers and the absence of necessary authorizations for its services, raising questions about the operator's compliance with FCC rules. #TrumpMobile #SécuritéNationale #Communications (translated)

The author stated that in the country he envisioned for the future, France 2 and France Inter should attract their audience and would thus, according to him, stop insulting their clients. He added that the French would no longer be forced to pay 130 euros per household each year to fund these media, but could freely choose to do so. https://t.co/3KKrGnIeih #Liberté #Média #France #FR (translated)

Cerfia reported that a hooded individual fired about ten times at the storefront of the Prodor store in Forbach, Moselle. According to the media, several customers were inside and two women were in front of the store, but there were no reported injuries. https://t.co/3Ef6cMyho7 #Forbach #Sécurité #FaitDivers (translated)

Varizan wrote that Bump, the agency founded by Squeezie, had established itself in Los Angeles, where a team was supposed to connect with American creators and publishers. He estimated that this presence could offer new business opportunities for Gentle Mates, particularly for its Call of Duty team, in an American market he described as important for esports. He reminded that Bump was notably working with gaming and esports creators Skyyart, Nikof, Mel, and Gotaga, and managed partnerships and sponsorship for Gentle Mates, the club of Squeezie, Gotaga, and Brawks. According to the figures cited by Varizan, the agency, founded in 2020 after Squeezie left Webedia, counted more than 70 creators, totaled 3 billion views, and had 300 active clients, and had completed 1,500 partnerships in 2025. Varizan presented Bump as the commercial structure of the club and indicated that the model combining creators, esports club, and sponsorship organized by the agency was already in place in France. #BumpAgency #Esport #Squeezie (translated)

AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote that persistent rumors indicated a proposal from Goldman Sachs to its clients to speculate on French debt, as the bank had done with Greece in 2012. He wondered who in France was complicit in this approach and if any members of the state were betting on the debt. https://t.co/kY1HOpCOQd #Dette #GoldmanSachs #France (translated)

Tam estimated that the situation could have been resolved by responding to voice messages or making a call, as adults should do. He added that the conflict had provided him with entertainment, but he risked having tired eyes in front of his clients the next day. #communication #adultes #divertissement (translated)

Rusk0f criticized Deblock, Waltio, and Lyzi, whom he presented as three French leaders in the cryptocurrency sector. He believed that France was already one of the worst countries in the world to hold or trade cryptocurrencies and that their proposal could worsen the situation. He wished for their clients to boycott them until they were forced to close. #Crypto #France #Bitcoin (translated)

Vozinha recounted that at the beginning of his career, his monthly salary was 100 euros, the minimum at the time, and that he had reached 450 euros during his best years. According to him, this income allowed him to be independent, without giving him enough security to calmly consider the future. With his first paycheck, he paid the family's water, internet, and electricity bills, bought coffee, and a few missing products for the house. He also said he had always managed his money well and saved. His grandfather had become an alcoholic when Vozinha was 12 years old, he explained. He then missed workdays and lost clients, which affected their daily life. Sometimes Vozinha had to go searching for him when his grandmother didn’t know where he was. This situation lasted until his grandfather's death when he was 21 years old. #salaire #financespersonnelles #sport (translated)

Revolut is testing a facial recognition payment system in London, promising simplified transactions for customers and reduced fees for merchants, but this initiative raises concerns due to recent data breaches and risks associated with biometric security. #Revolut #ReconnaissanceFaciale #SécuritéInformatique (translated)