Manufacturer of AirSense 10, the world’s most widely used CPAP says the AirSense 10 would require “significant rework to function as a ventilator,” while (surprise!) many ventilator functions were already built into the device firmware.

 Security researcher Trammel Hudson has released a patch (dubbed Airbreak) that he says unlocks the hidden capabilities buried deep inside the AirSense 10.


https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/04/firmware-jailbreak-lets-low-cost-medical-devices-act-like-ventilators/