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| | | | | FBI investigates crippling Medstar computer virus | | A virus attacked the computer network of MedStar Health early on March 28, forcing the medical network to shut down its online database. The FBI is investigating the breach, which comes weeks after similar cyberattacks on other healthcare providers. | | Read more » |
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