Ransomware attacks force US and Australian hospitals to shut down their systems
The affected hospitals are turning away new patients and cancelling elective surgeries
Ransomware attacks have crippled services in many hospitals in the US and Australia
Ransomware attacks have crippled services in many hospitals in the US and Australia, forcing them to shut down their systems and even cancel elective surgeries. A joint press release by the DCH Regional...
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