Italian catering company Siaf says its refrigeration control systems were hit by a cyberattack; government calls impact limited
Confirmed2 distinct origins, 1 independent.
Siaf, a catering company in Bagno a Ripoli near Florence that serves about 1.8 million meals a year to company, school and hospital canteens, said its refrigeration management and control systems were affected by a cyberattack on 2 November, that the anomaly was caught quickly and service continued, La Nazione reported. The postal police are investigating, La Nazione reported. Italy's government said the impact was limited and that there was no cause for alarm, Al Jazeera reported. No attacker was named.
- When
- 2 November 2026
- Where
- Bagno a Ripoli, Italy
- What
- cyber, food supply
- Attribution
- Not attributed. Siaf and the Italian government named no attacker.
- In the record
- Published 2026-11-09 22:52 UTC · backfilled
Sources
- Evidence La Nazione
sono stati interessati da un attacco informatico
- Corroboration Al Jazeera
There is no cause for alarm, although all the relevant institutional bodies remain on high alert
History
- First recorded 9 Nov, 22:52 UTC, as confirmed (two or more distinct origins, at least one tied to no party).
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The War Record, "Italian catering company Siaf says its refrigeration control systems were hit by a cyberattack; government calls impact limited", record ev-20261109-3weq, version 1, https://thewarrecord.com/events/ev-20261109-3weq/