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The author of the message claimed that Gilles O., a real estate agent in the Lyon area, had threatened him with death several times over the course of months, with increasingly specific threats. He stated that Gilles O. had been sentenced criminally last week by the criminal court of Lyon. #justice #violence #sécurité #FR (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)

"We have today, I believe, no factual reason to change our position. Russia continues to bomb both civilians and infrastructure in Ukraine. And so yes to seeking a ceasefire on energy (...), no to yielding to the Russian threat," said Emmanuel Macron from the Porte de Versailles. #Macron #Ukraine #Russie (translated)

Brain not available indicated having received a video filmed on Thursday, October 8, at Place de la Nation, in Paris. According to the media, a reporter was seen filming an arrest and being threatened by plainclothes police. He stated that these actions were not legal and that the police were preventing filming for a reason he knew. https://t.co/cey6fRLkgG #Paris #LibertéDExpression #Sécurité (translated)

Marcel accused the "bourgeois bloc" of failing to react to the death threats made by an armed individual against Rima Hassan, while wrongly accusing, according to him, La France insoumise (LFI) and presenting some grains of flour as an attempted homicide. He deemed the situation absurd. #politique #société #justice (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)