Lessons From Billions of Breached Records
summary
Creator of haveibeenpwned.com reports processing over 11 billion breached records across ~630 breaches and shows concrete failures: TalkTalk and Optus breaches traced to exposed backups, Australian Red Cross leak of ~1.3M donor records including blood type and sexual history, Nissan Leaf API that uses the VIN used as secret allowing remote control, and insecure kids watches (TickTock Track) where sequential family IDs let attackers track, relocate or call children; introduces Pwned Passwords as a mitigation.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:30https://haveibeenpwned.com
- 6:19How do we think of hackers?
- 7:38TalkTalk case
- 10:35Australian Red Cross case
- 16:451960s
- 18:521980s
- 22:04MySafeP@ssw0rd!
- 23:43Hawaii Emergency Management Agency case
- 24:43NIST & NCSC
- 25:44Nissan Leaf case
- 33:41TicToc Track case
- 45:57Padlock case
- 47:19Outro
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