There is no debate among security experts that the security of Internet-enabled medical devices is woefully inadequate.
But there is considerable disagreement about how risky that is for patients. Some say the benefits of connected devices far outweigh what they consider minute risks of a catastrophic attack; while others say even a relatively low likelihood of an attack is too much. Life and health are, after all, much more significant than a credit card number being stolen.
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