Cyberattack Spoils Freezers, Tesla Drops “FSD” Europe, SpaceX to Make Starlink Mobile a US Carrier

News and Updates: • Hackers Spoil French Supermarket Food: A cyberattack hit refrigeration systems at hundreds of French stores, remotely forcing fridges to defrost and reach 122°F, spoiling fresh food overnight, said hackers exploited legacy controllers that no longer receive security updates—some of which were already flagged as vulnerable back in August. • Tesla Drops “FSD” Branding in Europe: Under pressure from German regulators who called the name “somewhat misleading,” Tesla rebranded “Full Self-Driving (Supervised)” to “Assisted Driving” in Europe, while keeping the original name and $99/month price in the US. • SpaceX Declares Starlink Mobile a Future Major Carrier: After acquiring prime low-band spectrum from Grain Management, SpaceX says it plans to compete directly with AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon using both satellites and ground-based cell towers.. Deutsche Telekom’s CEO downplayed Starlink Mobile’s threat, questioning how satellites could handle dense urban traffic and warning other carriers against partnering with SpaceX as a reseller.