1. Ukraine: The Ukrainian Air Force stated late Sunday night that its air raid warning system had been hacked after the app allegedly issued false alerts regarding nuclear and chemical threats, as well as warnings of street fighting, to Kyiv and other regions.
2. Russia: The Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations stated on Sunday that its mobile application suffered a "massive cyberattack," allowing attackers to send disinformation to the public.
3. Belgium: Approximately 40 Delhaize stores, 5 Spar stores, and 15 Carrefour stores in Belgium suffered a cyberattack on their refrigeration systems. Carrefour stated that its stores remain open as normal, protected by security measures implemented following the events in France.
4. Sweden: The refrigeration systems of Swedish ICA and Coop supermarkets were suspected of being hacked. At least four ICA stores and seven Coop stores were affected, with freezer temperatures reaching as high as 55 degrees Celsius, resulting in significant food damage.
5. Japan:
① Japanese electronics retailer Nojima announced that its e-commerce and used mobile phone recycling websites were illegally accessed, resulting in the leakage of approximately 7 million customer records, including names, addresses, phone numbers, login IDs, and passwords. The company is investigating whether secondary damage has occurred, and the website is temporarily offline.
② Hokuriku Electric Power Company announced on the 2nd that the email addresses of approximately 550,000 members of its membership service "Hokulink" were leaked due to unauthorized access to its email sending service. No information other than email addresses has been found to have been leaked so far, and the company has taken measures to cut off server communication and suspend service.
