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this is pretty much every hospital in america too
by Spastche 7y ago
this is pretty much every hospital in america too
- 13of40 7y agoDo you know that, or are you speculating? Edit: Huh, I guess you might be right. https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/cybersecurity/man-s-antenna-picks-up-phi-from-pagers-at-5-hospitals.html https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/cybersecurity/man-s-an... (2018)
- dlgeek 7y agoI have absolutely seen this sort of thing in a major US city.
- JunkDNA 7y agoI believe many (most?) US hospitals have switched to secure paging services delivered via smartphone. HIPAA pretty much requires it.
- hxjfbjxbbc 7y agonope. bust out multimon-ng with an rtl-sdr and listen on 929.625 give or take a few 12.5khz channels, and you will see a ton of PHI.
- Herodotus38 7y agoWhat kind of PHI are you getting? Is it from first responders or hospital sources?
- kitteh 7y agoHospital staff. Patient names, hospital record numbers, medication names, dosage amounts, detailed descriptions of their issues (which can be graphic).
- Herodotus38 7y agoInteresting. Are you getting this information using the same method as the parent user I asked?
- xxpor 7y agoIn the seattle area, there's still a ton of hospital POCSAG traffic, but no PHI as far as I can tell. Its usually stuff like "go to room 314" or "call 206-blah-blah"
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