"Interesting computer-related theft from an Israeli bank. Someone installed a wireless networking device on a computer rack in the bank, and then used it to gain surreptitious access into the system. I think this sort of thing is a harbinger of computer crime to come.
<http://www.math.org.il/post-office.html> <http://www.math.org.il/post-office2.html> "
That is also a subject to keep an eye in the hospital environment.
It is so easy (and fast too) to insert a keychain WiFi device in a USB
port. These devices are now widely available at prices as low as €40.
And, as some of us know well, most of the time USB ports get no attention to security issues whatsoever.
The following guide may be of some (related) usefulness: NIST's Computer Incident Handling Guide: <http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/nistpubs/800-61/sp800-61.pdf>
J. Antas
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