Cyberattack on India hospital highlights security risk

The leading hospital in India's capital limped back to normalcy on Wednesday after a cyberattack disrupted its operations for nearly two weeks. Healthcare workers couldn't access patient reports because the servers that store laboratory data and patient records had been hacked and corrupted.

The hospital normally treats thousands of people a day, many of whom travel from distant places to access affordable care. On Tuesday, online registration of patients resumed after the All India Institute of Medical Sciences was able to access its server and recover lost data. It's unclear who conducted the Nov. 23 attack on the hospital or where it originated.