Stuart Schechter
10 August 2010
Implantable medical devices, such as implantable cardiac defibrillators and pacemakers, now use wireless communication protocols vulnerable to attacks that can physically harm patients. Security measures that impede emergency access by physicians could be equally devastating. We propose that access keys be written into patients’ skin using ultraviolet-ink micropigmentation (invisible tattoos).
[NOTES: This is a peer-reviewed position paper. Accepted papers for HealthSec author-published only--there is no official published proceedings.]
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In USENIX HealthSec 2010
Publisher Microsoft
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