AT&T ThreatTraq

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss a vulnerability in Intel's driver update utility, bad passwords, passwords on our honeypot, a book review of Mastering Bitcoin, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded January 26, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss ransomware sharing, OpenSSH bugs, hoax spotting, LastPass, Android malware, the ThreatTraq Security Quiz, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded January 19, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts, along with Francis Cianfrocca of Bayshore Networks, discuss Industrial Internet, MD5 weakness, OAuth fixes, an attack on Let's Encrypt, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded January 12, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts ddiscuss resolutions for 2016, voter data breaches, hacked utilities, passwords, home security, ransomware, Android spyware, ipv6 and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded January 5, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss a FireEye vulnerability, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded December 22, 2015.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss an Outlook OLE vulnerability, Hashcat going open source, hacking the PS4, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded December 22, 2015.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss Shodan, forecasts for 2016, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded December 15, 2015.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss the results of their security forecasts for 2015. Topics include mobile malware, APT, broad-impact vulnerabilities, and Internet of Things vulnerabilities. Originally recorded December 8, 2015.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss BadBarcode, wifi router modification rules, infected bodycams, DDoS reflection attacks, and the things they're thankful for. Originally recorded November 17, 2015.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss ransomware, attacks using web analytics, the cybersecurity talent gap, an attack on Vizio TVs, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded November 17, 2015.