ParisAttackers tried to raise plasma storage temperatures past boiling.
The French Blood Establishment says no blood products were lost and distribution never stopped.
Attackers hit a refrigeration provider’s control systems at 3 cold-storage sites, and monitoring alarms flagged the anomalies.
Coolworld, the equipment supplier, blames a third-party component outside its direct control.
France’s cybersecurity agency and Health Ministry are investigating and have named no suspect.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 150+ reports worldwide
- Deutsche Welle
- reports the attack targeted refrigeration controls set to 110 C rather than -30 C, a detail from Le Canard Enchaîné
Sources: Deutsche Welle