Attacking & Securing HealthCare Standards & Hospital Secured Systems
summary
Covers security weaknesses and attack techniques against HL7 v2.x, FHIR and DICOM messaging used for healthcare interoperability, showing how sensitive data in those protocols can be abused. Describes workflow testing and penetration-testing approaches for hardened/secured medical systems on hospital networks, and concludes with recommendations for implementing the standards more securely to defend devices and infrastructure.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 8:34Health Care standards flow in hospital
- 12:39HL 7 Standards
- 13:51HL 7 2.x Delimeter Characters
- 16:52ADT message types
- 17:48HL7 2.x attacks
- 29:10FHIR (Fast Health Care Interoperatibility Resouces)
- 30:38FHIR message
- 33:40DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communication in Medicine)
- 35:23DICOM File View
- 37:09DICOM Attacking Parameters
- 38:03DICOM Attacks
- 47:05Secured hospital systems
- 47:55Hardened system nodes
- 48:34Pentesting hospital hardened system
- 51:14Securing Health Care standards & hospital Systems
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