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« David Medeiros & Q 3,728 posts ©) n [J th 14 Na '&) David Medeiros § @DavidMedeiros - Dec 14, 2025 A "I'm David Medeiros @DavidMedeiros Connecticut whistleblower exposing Medicaid fraud & abuse through FOIA while protecting brain injury survivors via ABI Resources. Real reform means stopping the scams AND ensuring quality community care for those who truly need it. x.com/DavidMedeiros/... Os 04 Q 20 ihi 135K no '&) David Medeiros § @DavidMedeiros - Feb 28 [os Another Ransomware blocked AGAIN! @ Explorer.exe @Bitdefender @FBI pic.x.com/VS3I4ZSanQ OH 0 ( J thi 49 Na I'S) David Medeiros § @DavidVedeiros - Feb 28 (A oe Whistleblowers exposing fraud (e.g., in Medicaid/healthcare) operate in sectors that are among the most heavily hit by ransomware overall, so overlap can occur opportunistically or as perceived retaliation. Tools like Psst.org (secure anonymous submission platforms that match multiple insiders before disclosure) and encrypted vaults have emerged specifically to lower risks for whistleblowers by avoiding single-point exposure. Why This Matters in Context Repeated incidents could stem from sector exposure (healthcare fraud reporting), Report incidents to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) or CISA, agencies actively track ransomware actors. Use dedicated/air-gapped devices for sensitive work, hardware keys (e.g., YubiKey), and avoid cloud sync for critical files where possible. psst.org Psst.org