So it turns out the fridges and freezers in military base commissaries across the U.S. are connected to the Internet, and some hacker has been putting them into defrost mode and letting the food spoil
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For context, a commissary is a small grocery store located on a military post or base, typically only open to military personnel and their families. It is not expected to turn a profit, so prices can be lower than they would be at a civilian supermarket.
https://www.military.com/spouse/military-benefits/commissary-101-how-to-shop-at-the-commissary.html
"Near-simultaneous refrigeration failures or significant issues impacting at least six military installations have now been confirmed through official sources during the last few days, with additional independent confirmation of multiple other incidents.
Self-aware enough to know this sounds insane, but I need you to stick with me.
I think there is a nonzero chance someone has hacked the commissary freezers."
https://signalandsilence.substack.com/p/i-think-someone-hacked-the-commissary
@jalefkowit The suspected hacker
