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4 Flaws Found in Widely Used Health Data Exchange Software

·Source: Bank Info Security

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Executive Summary

Researcher: HAPI FHIR Vulnerabilities Put Patient Data, System Availability at Risk Four vulnerabilities in a widely used open-source healthcare interoperability software could enable attackers to improperly access

Analysis

Researcher: HAPI FHIR Vulnerabilities Put Patient Data, System Availability at Risk Four vulnerabilities in a widely used open-source healthcare interoperability software could enable attackers to improperly access sensitive patient records, cross security boundaries separating healthcare organizations' data and potentially disrupt services, according to new security research.

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Source Attribution

Originally published by Bank Info Security on Oct 23, 2026.

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