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> Hacking Healthcare: Are Insulin Pumps More Susceptible to Attack?
FDAnews Device Daily Bulletin
Aug. 13, 2012
| Vol. 9 No. 158
Hacking Healthcare: Are Insulin Pumps More Susceptible to Attack?
Insulin pumps are designed to be convenient and easy to use, but those features may make them more vulnerable to a hacker, a new report says.
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