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Multiple Vulnerabilities Identified in Component Used by Smile Digital Health’s Smile CDR

HIPAA Journal · · US Federal · Healthcare Privacy

Four vulnerabilities have been identified in HAPI FHIR, the open-source Java library and server framework that implements the HL7 FHIR […] The post Multiple Vulnerabilities Identified in Component Used by Smile Digital Health’s Smile CDR appeared first on The HIPAA Journal.

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