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Hacker puts more than 9M health care records up for sale on the dark web
More than 9 million U.S. patient health care records were put up for sale on the dark web — a portion of the internet hidden by anonymity tools — in just the last three days, according to Denver-based firm OWL Cybersecurity.
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