I’m Pwned. You’re Pwned. We’re All Pwned
summary
Shows concrete breaches and defenses: a dataset of 517 million passwords powers a free “pwned passwords” corpus and an API using k-anonymity to avoid sending full hashes, GitHub and many orgs block known-bad passwords; LinkedIn credentials (about 167 million) appear on dark‑web markets; misconfigured S3 buckets and a reported CBA datacenter truck loss of ~12 million records illustrate basic failures; Nissan Leaf app leaks VINs allowing remote heater activation (service goes offline for six weeks) and fixes copy unsafe Stack Overflow code.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 14:55passwords evolved authentication guidance for the modern era
- 15:28verify the data breach
- 26:01look for the green secure text
- 28:40let's encrypt
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