> I'm guessing here, but my money would be on freezer ICS systems being made available to the world by accident by way of NAT-PMP on a consumer router.
Why would there be accidental port mappings on their router though? I could maybe see owners setting it up so they could monitor from home, but even that is a bit of a stretch for rural supermarket owners
> Why would there be accidental port mappings on their router though?
That's the point of NAT-PMP / UPnP, it just works (for game servers, torrent clients, industrial control systems etc.)