Caution: A new digital threat to the medical data of Ukrainians
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A new threat to the privacy of personal data has emerged in Ukraine. Experts are warning about the activities of the DeHealth platform, which offers users the chance to hand over their medical records in exchange for cryptocurrency. This scheme is causing serious concern among cybersecurity specialists.
The essence of the proposal is that people voluntarily grant access to their medical history in exchange for digital coins. However, analysts note that the real value of this cryptocurrency remains questionable. In effect, users risk giving away private information about their health in exchange for assets that may turn out to be worthless.
Medical data is extremely sensitive information that requires a high level of protection. Transferring such information to unverified platforms could lead to leaks or use by third parties without the owner's consent. Investigations are currently underway to determine the true objectives of the project's developers.
Experts advise Ukrainians to be extremely cautious and not to entrust their personal data to dubious services. Before registering on such platforms, it is worth checking their reputation and carefully reading the terms of use to avoid becoming a victim of fraud.
Sources: Медіа•Хаб
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