Collaborate Disseminate
via Anna Gorman writing at The Atlantic (along with Kaiser Health News) are sounding the klaxxon horns in warning of an astonishing fact in the United States: The influx of infectious diseases in the homeless populations of several states. This my fri… Continue reading Medieval Diseases Find New Vector In United States: The Homeless
via Joseph Cox, writing at Motherboard (a Vice property), tells ths unfortunate tale of a Russian company selling zero-day exploit code, targeting hospital software… Today’s MustRead. H/T
“Gleg offers several different packs of exploits for clients… Continue reading Russia Flogging Zero-Day Exploits
Danny Palmer – of ZDNet – tells a tale of a new (and ostensibly – mysterious) worm, evidently targeting health care contraptions (reportedly X-Ray Photography Systems and MRI Scanners). There is some discussion attributing the attacks are performing r… Continue reading Reconnaissance Worm
via Zaid Shoorbajee – reporting for Cyberscoop, comes a story of security entropy, this time in medical imaging device system patching and an esteemed University’s research targeting those systems. In this case, a research paper from Israel’s Ben-Guri… Continue reading BGU Security Researchers Urge Physicians to Patch Their Systems
Superb accounting of the built-to-fail systems in healthcare, and the predeliction of those same systems towards victimization by ransomware attacks. Via Robert N. Charette writing at the IEEE’s Spectrum Magazine.
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