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Supermarket Fridges and Freezers in France Hacked
This attack mirrors a similar incident in the U.S. in August, when connected fridges and freezers at a dozen military commissaries were hacked, causing massive food loss.
Carrefour was only one of the French supermarket chains affected. Photo: iStock/ivotheeditors
Beyond Traditional Trade Agreements: A Proposal for Creating ‘Rules of Resilience’
Two trade experts are claiming to have identified a “critical gap” in the way that traditional trade agreements are created and assessed.
Image: iStock/greenbutterfly
Trump’s Mineral Stockpile Prepares Up to $1B in Loans
VaultCo is in discussions with more than 70 firms across both the supply and demand sides of the critical minerals market to participate in the initiative.
Wolframite, the primary ore for tungsten. Photo: iStock/Wirestock
USDOT Announces $200M in Funding for Commercial Truck Parking
The American Transportation Research Institute estimates that the average truck driver loses 56 minutes of drive time a day in the search of safe parking.
Photo: iStock / Bim
The Carrier You Onboarded in July Can Lose Its Authority by September
The packet from a carrier whose authority went active in July holds the same items as that from a fleet that has run for a decade: But the public record kept by FMCSA treats the two as different risks,
Photo: istockphoto.com/portfolio/carloscastilla
Arctic Shipping Ambitions Run into Cold Reality
The Northern Sea Route offers faster voyages between Asia and Europe, but high costs and environmental risks make it a tough sell for carriers.
Photo: iStock / Jean Landry
Aramco HQ Hit as Houthis Widen Attacks on Saudi Arabia
Oil infrastructure in Saudi Arabia has also been targeted during the escalating hostilities with the Houthis.
Aramco’s office complex in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg
Bulgaria Points to Russia as Drones Hit More Cargo Ships
The strikes on two cargo vessels on October 13 add to a series of more frequent attacks on ships in the western part of the Black Sea.
Photo: iStock / sandsun
Beyond De Minimis: Why Importers Need Defensible Shipment Data
The practical response is investing in accurate shipment data and technology that supports classification and filing as regulations evolve.
Photo: iStock / Drazen_
More U.K. Retail Chains Hacked
TFG said its brands' stores are operating normally, and that it did not believe customers' payment information had been breached
A Phase Eight store in Old Amersham, U.K. Photo: iStock/Peter Fleming
Podcast | Rethinking Visibility: Keeping Tabs on Your Ocean Container, and Beyond
What does shipment “visibility” really mean? Depends on where the shipment is.
Photo: iStock / Shutter2U
AI BOMs: The New Cybersecurity Imperative for Supply Chain Leaders
Organizations that wait for industry security standards to fully mature or for a breach to force their hand will find themselves at a disadvantage with regulators, customers and insurers.
Photo: iStock.com/tanawit sabprasan
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