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Single Payer Health Systems

gab13by13

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5. Of course, I am not naive,

Reply to ck4829 (Reply #3)

Mon Dec 12, 2022, 09:41 AM

Dec 2022

having access to patient's private data makes it way worse, but my point is it doesn't matter, my daughter's company was forced to pay the ransom because the hackers have access to the system whether that system contains private data or not. What is worse is that companies getting hacked do not want it publicized.

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Royal Ransomware Threat Takes Aim at U.S. Healthcare System [View all] ck4829 Dec 2022 OP

What you said. Yes. CurtEastPoint Dec 2022 #1

Has nothing to do with putting patient's financial data in the systems. gab13by13 Dec 2022 #2

That's funny, because here's another one, and that's exactly what happened ck4829 Dec 2022 #3

Of course, I am not naive, gab13by13 Dec 2022 #5

Russia.............. alittlelark Dec 2022 #4

The problem as I see it is data hoarding Turbineguy Dec 2022 #6