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[Year] Dec 2011 [Description] A damaging, fast-spreading computer bug forced an Atlanta-area hospital system to shut its doors for nearly three days last week and divert ambulances to other facilities. Gwinnett Medical Center's two campuses, in Lawrenceville and Duluth, Ga., were forced to declare "total diversion" status and turn away all but extreme trauma cases beginning Dec. 7, when the hospital's IT department detected malware on its network. This infection was most likely the result of an infected USB and perpetuated across the network as a result of minimally protected medical systems attached to their network. [References] Link to paper [Name] 
Computer worm forces hospitals to turn away patients
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