Public’s Medical Records Could Be The Next Data Thief Target

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Posted February 26, 2014 by Reg Horne

A report that is yet to be released by cyber-security firm, Norse Corp, shows that millions of healthcare providers could potentially have had their medical networks hacked by cyber-criminals and/or infected with malicious software. This means that patients medical records could have potentially be stolen, opening up their information to a world of crime. Read the full article here.

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