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Morning Headlines 10/24/16
Yesterday’s major outage was brought to you by hacked IoT devices
Friday’s widespread internet outage has been attributed to a botnet made up of unsecure, Internet-connected consumer devices, such as cameras, DVRs, and routers running a DDoS attack against the servers of Dyn Inc., a internet management company that monitors and routes internet traffic.
ASU, Mayo alliance seeks to transform health care
Mayo Clinic and Arizona State University are creating a new curriculum that will address the clinical, legal, and administrative issues involved in care delivery under one curriculum.
athenahealth’s CEO Jonathan Bush on Q3 2016 Results – Earnings Call Transcript
During its earnings call, Athenahealth CEO Jonathan Bush reports that it added a record 5,092 providers in Q3, but acknowledged that bookings growth hasn’t kept up with expectations due to a drop in Epocrates revenue and elongated sales cycles in the industry.
Why do you perpetuate the democratic propaganda of Russian hackers? It’s such a distraction.
@Donald…the post says nothing about Russian hackers, the article itself states that the government acted imprudently by declaring cyber war on Russia and says it is “what they believe”. No one here perpetuated any propaganda, they simply stated facts. There was a major ddos attack that crippled much of the internet. FACT