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Hackers say they didn't encrypt health system's data to not 'interfere with patient care' | Health IT

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A hacker group said it only stole data from Trenton, N.J.-based Capital Health — but didn’t encrypt it — “so as not to interfere with patient care,” databreaches.net reported Jan. 8.

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Hackers say they didn't encrypt health system's data to not 'interfere with patient care' | Health IT

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