Military investigating refrigerator and freezer outages affecting commissaries as possible cyber attack

The Pentagon is investigating a series of freezer and refrigerator malfunctions at various military installations as a possible cyberattack. The Army Criminal Investigation Division’s Cyber Field Office, the Defense Commissary Agency, an…
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