Cyberattacks against hospitals rose a whopping 211 percent in 2017
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Cyberattacks against hospitals rose a whopping 211 percent in 2017

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Cyberattacks against hospitals rose a whopping 211 percent in 2017
14:26:40 / March 14, 2018

Poor security practice, shared passwords and vulnerabilities in software increasingly aid attackers access treasure troves of sensitive personal data, warns report.

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