GigaomTo keep hackers away from implanted devices, researchers use the heartbeat as a password
A new device compares internal and external readings of a patient’s heartbeat. If they match, accessing an implanted device is allowed. Read more »
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A new device compares internal and external readings of a patient’s heartbeat. If they match, accessing an implanted device is allowed. Read more »
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