A company called Microchips has made headlines these days with a project designed to deliver a birth control drug through a chip implanted under the skin. This is not the only purpose for the micro device, though, as its potential extends to administrating other drugs, too. Taking into consideration the inefficient protection portable medical devices have proven to have, concerns about the security risks for the wearer of this type of microchip arise. The device is conceived with multiple r…
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