NEWS FROM THE EXCITING WORLD OF MBITS
Whether product news, trade fairs, press releases or scientific research: On these pages you will learn everything about current happenings in the mbits cosmos. You are also welcome to sign up for our newsletter.
Students from TH Mannheim developed practical solutions for real-world challenges provided by mbits as part of the MEP project – with valuable insights shared during the final presentation in the newly opened seminar room.
We’ll be back at the German Congress of Radiology in Wiesbaden from May 28 to 30 – showcasing exciting new developments around mRay. We’re also celebrating our 10-year anniversary.
The new mRay 6.11 update brings numerous improvements – from DLX integration to new features for addendum and correction reports, as well as enhanced chat permissions. Download now and benefit!
The new DLX (DIN/TS 19455) standard establishes consistent processes for media-free sharing of medical imaging data. Details can be found in the latest publication in RöFo. What this standard means for radiology – and how mRay is already implementing it today.
The partnership between mbits and deepc brings mRay-VEOcore to the deepcOS® platform. Hospitals and imaging centers benefit from a centralized, user-friendly solution that enhances efficiency and simplifies access to advanced AI technology.
mbits presents groundbreaking new developments for digital imaging at DMEA 2025 – including the DLX standard for standardized data exchange and the mRay importer for even more efficient integration of medical imaging data.
Since the advent of digitization, nothing has highlighted the importance of face-to-face contact like the pandemic. Face-to-face events have gained in value since then. We are therefore delighted to welcome every visitor to the numerous events in which we participate each year.
Als Softwareanbieter ist uns Cyber Security besonders wichtig. Unser Team hält daher kontinuierlich die Augen nach neuen Sicherheitslücken und deren Lösungen offen. Um sicherzustellen, dass Sie stets auf dem neuesten Stand sind, informieren wir Sie hier über die wichtigsten Neuigkeiten zur Cyber Security.
Ransomware attacks on hospitals have increased worldwide, putting patients' lives at risk. Although it is difficult to prove a direct causal link between a cyberattack and the death of a patient, research suggests that such attacks can increase mortality rates.
Read more on heise.de
On November 28, 2023, an unknown attacker successfully infiltrated Esslingen Hospital by exploiting a vulnerability in the Citrix access. Immediately upon discovery, the hospital management established an emergency response team, currently conducting a comprehensive analysis to determine the extent of the attack. Only recently, an entire hospital chain was affected by a cyber attack.
Read more on heise.de and on borncity.com
cURL, the widely used collection of tools for HTTP calls, API calls and downloads via the command line, is facing a significant security update. The founder of the cURL project has announced that he will release information on October 11th about a security vulnerability that has been classified as serious. This upcoming update is expected to be of great importance as cURL is used in numerous projects for various web requests.
Read more on heise.de
Security issue of significant severity is disclosed with curl 8.4.0 The release cycle is being accelerated and curl 8.4.0 is scheduled for release on October 11th. This release includes fixes for a HIGH severity vulnerability and another LOW severity vulnerability. The HIGH vulnerability is probably the most severe Curl vulnerability in a long time, and the new version and detailed information on both CVEs will be announced on release day at 06:00 UTC.
Read more on github.com
According to the latest findings, Juniper firewalls are exposed to an increased risk from a new exploit that facilitates attacks. Despite the availability of security updates, many systems are not yet up to date. There is an acute danger, as security researchers have already identified ongoing attacks on unprotected firewalls.
Read more on heise.de
