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I like the fact that the article stated that no patient information had been accessed. How many times have you heard that line when news of a breach is made pu
by metaobject 12y ago
I like the fact that the article stated that no patient information had been accessed. How many times have you heard that line when news of a breach is made public? It makes me think that these folks would rather cover up a breach than actually take responsibility for it.
- fnordfnordfnord 12y agoYeah. Having been caught storing private information on an open ftp server disqualifies your authority to claim that you know/knew who else may have accessed the data.
- spacemanmatt 12y agoRead: logging=off
- ninkendo 12y agoTechnically they said "no patient information was lost", which is one of those weasel phrases they can "clarify" if anyone calls them on it. "Oh we meant it wasn't lost, as in it wasn't deleted off our servers!"