13Jun
Medical Device Vulnerable to Hackers
The world’s largest medical device manufacturer, Medtronic, Inc. – based in Minnesota – recently announced that many of its implanted cardiac defibrillators use an unencrypted wireless program that could allow computer hackers to change the...
By:
Gross McGinley LLP
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