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ISIS hackers take over local healthcare website; company tries to assure patients their info is safe

Posted on May 24, 2015 by Dissent

James Ford reports:

It’s a hazard that could affect anyone with an internet connection, and it comes courtesy of the terrorist group ISIS. Hundreds of people in the tri-state who logged on to their healthcare provider’s website Thursday night and Friday got a very unhealthy shock. An ISIS-supporting group had hacked in, leaving many people concerned about the security of their personal information.

 

 

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Westchester Health’s president and CEO, Peter Mercurio, M.D., said that the company’s homepage is strictly a marketing site, and that patients’ personal information can only be accessed by clicking through to a password-protected portal.

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