Written by decybr• June 13, 2024•
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The aftermath of a UK cyberattack: Blood shortages and delayed operations
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New York Times13 Jun, 2024 10:43 PM5 mins to readA ransomware attack on a private company that anal…
A ransomware attack on a private company that analyses blood tests has crippled services at two major NHS hospital trusts.
Several London hospitals, still under significant strain more than a week after a cyberattack crippled services, have asked medical students to volunteer to help minimise disruption, as thousands of blood samples have had to be
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