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'Punishing the victims': Would banning ransom payments stop hospital cyberattacks? | Health IT

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As ransomware attacks on hospitals and health systems hit an all-time high in 2023, executives, legislators and patients alike are searching for a solution.

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'Punishing the victims': Would banning ransom payments stop hospital cyberattacks? | Health IT

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