Cybercriminals exploited the absence of multi-factor authentication on a legacy server to infiltrate UnitedHealth subsidiary Change Healthcare, CEO Andrew Witty told a congressional committee. Up to a third of Americans had personal and health information stolen in the attack. Witty apologised and pledged to make UnitedHealth’s cyber defences “stronger than ever”. The insurance provider paid a $22m Bitcoin ransom and has since provided $6.5bn in accelerated payments to affected providers.
Weight-Loss Drugs Aren’t Really About Weight
While GLP-1 drugs can aid weight loss, their high cost and side effects present challenges. The drugs could be beneficial to people with excess visceral
