2026-03-12 12:14 UTC
@briankrebs I might be naive, but how bout printing the ECG diagram and sending it using "traditional" ways if necessary?
That's at least what I'd do here in Germany should our electronic services fail. That's what, I assume, everyone did before monitors became IoT devices.
Of course it's not as "sexy" as pressing a button and it's there, but I mean... if you need to send it, you send it.
Nonetheless, the attack on Stryker is a huge disruption.
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@ben@snac.benbuhse.com 2026-03-12 12:58
I’m assuming because this is for when someone is in an ambulance being driven to the hospital, so time is of the essence. I’m guessing that for just sharing data what you said works fine. CC: @briankrebs@infosec.exchange
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@corvus_ch@social.corvus-ch.name 2026-03-12 13:18
@rogue_cells @briankrebs as far as I understand, the ECG data must arrive at the emergency room before the patient arrives there. If printed on paper, what would be a faster courier than the ambulance that made the EGC and also carries the patient?
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@wesdym@mastodon.social 2026-03-13 00:28
@rogue_cells What's "traditional" here?