February 13, 2017
Sin comentarios
To prevent cybercriminals from accessing patients' medical records, Researchers in New York are testing a new way to protect this data by using the heartbeat as a password to access it.
The idea is to encrypt patients' medical records using the heart's electrical impulses, so that these electrical impulses, measured with sensors, serve as the decryption key to unlock the files.
Nevertheless, The heart's electrical impulses change, depending on age or illness, among other things, so researchers still have work ahead to refine the system by incorporating these variables.
More news
A cyberattack stops freezers in French supermarkets
Read more »
Grupo criminal abusa de anuncios de Google para instalar software malicioso
Read more »
Atacantes irrumpen en el Pentágono y acceden a datos confidenciales
Read more »
A cybercriminal group claims to have attacked the FBI
Read more »
Revolut suffers a security breach
Read more »