🦍 Animal Humanity Is Better Than Human Humanity – A Lesson from the Brookfield Zoo Gorilla

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 Compassion is often considered the essence of humanity. Yet, sometimes, it is not humans who remind us of kindness and empathy—but animals. One unforgettable event proved that animal humanity can be more profound than human humanity . In 1996, at Brookfield Zoo in Chicago , the world witnessed a heart-stopping scene that forever changed how we view gorillas and their emotions. 📌 The Incident at Brookfield Zoo It was an ordinary day at the zoo until tragedy struck. An eight-year-old boy slipped and fell into the gorilla enclosure . His head hit the ground violently, leaving him unconscious. Panic erupted among visitors—everyone expected the worst as a massive gorilla approached the fragile child. But instead of aggression, something extraordinary happened. 🦍 The Gorilla’s Unexpected Compassion The gorilla, an eight-year-old female named Binti Jua , did not harm the boy. Instead, she showed remarkable gentleness and empathy : She walked quietly to the unconscious child....

GBMC Ransomware attack

Ransomware attack caused to delay scheduled procedures at Baltimore-area medical center

On Sunday, The Greater Baltimore Medical Center became another victim from U.S. hospital attacked by a ransomware incident amid a huge pandemic that has stretched health care IT systems thin.

The ransomware attack caused  Baltimore [IT] systems to go down, the 342-bed medical center. This will affect on some patient procedures scheduled for Monday. The hospital had a robust processes in place to  effective patient care and maintain safe.”

A GBMC spokesperson did not respond to requests for comment, it was unknown how many patient procedures were affected by the ransomware attack, or what type of malicious software was involved.

GMBC said no patient data had been “misused,” and that it had enlisted outside security experts and law enforcement to help respond to the incident.

Towson Maryland-based medical center is following a playbook that numerous hospitals across the country have exercised after having their computer systems hampered by ransomware. There have been more than 93 ransomware attacks on health care providers in 2020, compared to only 50 attacks in 2019, an analyst at threat intelligence company Recorded Future. Resource constraints and managing software updates are enduring challenges for the sector.

Cybercriminals have looked to extort hospitals overwhelmed with coronavirus patients. One criminal group known for multimillion-dollar ransom demands was behind a wave of attacks on U.S. hospital system last October. That threat has a public warning from federal officials, along with private briefings to health care executives urging them to raise their defenses.

Around that time, the University of Vermont Health Network suffered a cyberattack that forced one of the network’s hospitals to delay chemotherapy and mammogram appointments. For GMBC, the road to recovery is coming up. “Our investigation is in its early stages. We will provide more information as we can,” the medical center’s statement said.


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