<p>Dr. James Hamlyn-Harris from Swinburne University joins Darren de Mello to discuss why pacemakers are potentially vulnerable to hacking. </p>

Dr. James Hamlyn-Harris from Swinburne University joins Darren de Mello to discuss why pacemakers are potentially vulnerable to hacking.

<p>Dr. James Hamlyn-Harris from Swinburne University joins Darren de Mello to discuss why pacemakers are potentially vulnerable to hacking.&nbsp;</p>

Why Pacemakers are Vulnerable to Hacking

The Weekend Wakeup with Darren de Mello and Sue McDougall has the right mix to kick- start your weekend. As our resident horticulturalist Sue has been delivering expert gardening advice for nearly 20 years and alongside Darren who’s been a voice of Perth radio for the last couple of decades. They’re local, they know their stuff and they’re great company, what more do you need for your Weekend Wakeup?

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