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Scientists Hack Heart Device to Prove a Point

dsc.discovery.com — Scientists from three universities recently hacked into an implantable biomedical device through a wireless connection, stole information about a hypothetical patient's health and personal history and changed the cardiac defibrillator's settings.

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