Keynote - Andy Greenberg's Reflections on Sandworm
summary
Chronicles how Sandworm escalates from a phantom mouse attack that remotely flips circuit breakers to a toolkit of rewritten firmware, kill‑disks, telephone DDoS and a malware called indestroyer that speaks to breakers, plus a supply chain compromise using Medoc to seed NotPetya. Gives concrete fallout: Maersk rebuilds 45,000 PCs and 7,000 servers after a $300M hit, Merck reports $870M, FedEx $400M, hospitals lose transcription services via Nuance, and global shipping terminals and ATMs grind to a halt.
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chapters (30)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:46First Blackout
- 3:04Second Blackout
- 3:43First Victim
- 4:12Blackout
- 6:31Automation
- 7:29Innovation
- 9:00Cyber War
- 10:39Public Company Reports
- 12:45Ukraines Experience
- 13:37Pablo Bondarenko
- 15:17Alessia Linek
- 17:26Maersk
- 18:58Terminals
- 19:49Truck Lines
- 20:31Global Scale
- 20:51Disaster Recovery
- 21:56Rebuilding
- 24:12Hospitals
- 24:25Hospital Hack
- 24:43Nuance
- 25:57Silence Failure
- 26:22Critical Medical Procedure
- 27:23Hospital Staff Haunted
- 27:59The White House Statement
- 28:15Consequences
- 28:48Red Lines
- 29:14Who is Sandworm
- 30:15Geography
- 31:09Michael Hayden
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