French blood agency cold storage hacked, temperature set to 110°C

This is a supply-chain cyber incident, not a crypto story, but it lands squarely in the physical-infrastructure risk category that tokenized real-world asset projects tend to underweight. The attack did not touch a blockchain; it reached the blood agency through a refrigeration maintenance contractor, which is exactly the kind of third-party operational dependency that sits behind any RWA claim on temperature-sensitive inventory. The near-miss matters more than the breach: monitoring caught it, but the vector was a vendor with remote parameter access. Whether similar maintenance-firm access points get audited across other cold-chain operators is the open question.