Irish health service hit by cyber attack
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Re: Irish health service hit by cyber attack
#2Ransomware: Another great "feature" of difficult to trace digital currencies.
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#3I imagine, to use our vernacular, some chancing gobshite is talking his way our of responsibility for their shitty tender as we speak.
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#4On one hand I'm excited about all the good things that e-health can enable for us, but then again, I'm super scared to leave a trail of my health history in IT systems.
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#5What kinda scummy scrote you have to be to attack health services during a pandemic. This is a new low.
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#6Ransomware: Another great "feature" of difficult to trace digital currencies.
Ransomware: Another great "feature" of non-backdoored encryption.
See how silly you sound?
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#7What kinda scummy scrote you have to be to attack health services during a pandemic. This is a new low.
It’s just business. Don’t hate the player, hate the game.
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#8Not really suprising given that during most of the pandemic, track and trace was done through pen and paper and not through the computer system.
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#9For those concerned about privacy violations, this should be rammed home as an argument against centralized collection of medical health data.
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#10Ransomware: Another great "feature" of difficult to trace digital currencies.
Said the medieval King:
Ransom: Another great "feature" of difficult-to-trace personal gold coinage
What you're actually saying is:
Bad thing: Another great "feature" of any kind of positive development in personal sovereignty
Or
Bad thing: Another great "feature" of any kind of progress
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Progress comes with pitfalls. Sharp knives prepare food and also kill people.
You argument effectively reduces to: never innovate.