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Expand for EKG code library(hrbrthemes) library(elementalist) # remotes::install_github(“teunbrand/elementalist”) library(ggplot2) read_csv( file = “~/Data/apple_health_export/electrocardiograms/ecg_2020-09-24.csv”, # this is extracted below skip = 12, col_names = “µV” ) %>% mutate( idx = 1:n() ) -> ekg ggplot() + geom_line_theme( data = ekg %>% tail(3000) %>% head(2500), aes(idx, µV), size = 0.125, color = “#cb181d” ) + labs(x… 
Trends come and go in the hacking world. A few years ago, stealing credit card numbers was the crime of choice for most of the hackers out there. They’ve since begin to gravitate toward health related information. The two big trends in 2020 were the rampant increase in ransomware attacks against companies of all shapes and sizes and the preference of hackers to focus on identity theft.
