Comment Re:In other news.... (Score 1) 4
I'd rather not know because when you're in a life and death situation, the closest hospital is the best one and it probably is running BloodPumperPro on the internal LAN
This is the biggest problem in computer security, all the critical stuff that depends on a network connection accessible through an internet connection which is writable. Connections between the internet and critical control networks should be read-only. No critical medical or infrastructure equipment should ever have to "phone home" to verify that you still have a right to operate it. The entire idea is not only repugnant, it's literally contradictory to national security.