Medical equipment maker St Jude Medical has filed a case against security research firm MedSec and investment firm Muddy Waters Capital after the pair combined to short St Jude stock by claiming that some of its equipment had security vulnerabilities.
A group of researchers from the cybersecurity start-up MedSec has opened up an ethics debate after it combined with an investment firm to short the stock of a maker of medical devices in order to make it aware of vulnerabilities in its products.
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