But consider a though experiment: From a security perspective, does it really increase risk? There are many ways to kill someone that are much simpler than figuring out what pacemaker they have, finding a 0day, designing an attack and implementing it. This vulnerability doesn't necessarily increase the risk that someone will be murdered.
EDIT: Or if you want to attack the pacemaker, use radiation from microwaves or similar devices. At least according to signs posted in many places, they are dangerous to users of pacemakers.
But consider a though experiment: From a security perspective, does it really increase risk? There are many ways to kill someone that are much simpler than figuring out what pacemaker they have, finding a 0day, designing an attack and implementing it. This vulnerability doesn't necessarily increase the risk that someone will be murdered.
EDIT: Or if you want to attack the pacemaker, use radiation from microwaves or similar devices. At least according to signs posted in many places, they are dangerous to users of pacemakers.