At&t Threattraq (security Discussion)

AT&T Data Security analysts discuss Hacking Point of Sale (book review), DNS Exfiltration, Android Malware, Cracking a Keylogger, TP-Link, a Qualcomm bug and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded July 5, 2016.

AT&T Data Security analysts discuss poisoned archives, ransomware that teaches you a lesson, computer fans that could spy on you, DDOS attack from a CCTV botnet and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded June 29, 2016.

AT&T ThreatTraq celebrates its 200th episode with a look at the change in the threat landscape over the past 5 years. Special guests join to talk about their experience with the show.. Originally recorded June 21, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss a Hypervisor vulnerability, the perils of 2-factor authentication, mobile microphone snooping, DDoS Trojans in embedded devices, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded June 14, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss a new extortion tactic targeting enterprises, a new family of malware discovered, out of the box exploitation and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded June 7, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss a WPAD vulnerability, malware trends, an LG network attached storage weakness, Microsoft Wi-Fi Sense, a Ubiquiti AirOS worm, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded May 24, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss an attack in the UAE, a malicious macro with anti-analysis capabilities, a Windows 0-Day for Sale, "Perfect" Data Exfiltration, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded May 31, 2016.

AT&T Data Security analysts discuss viruses at the hospital, the dark cloud, buffer overflow, capturing the flag with Facebook and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded May 17, 2016.

AT&T Data Security analysts discuss a bank data breach, ransomware, the latest SSL fixes, Android-based botnets and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded May 10, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss hacking group Platinum, NTPD updates, a book review and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded May 3, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss Hacking the Hacking Team, USB-C, Updating Mobile Apps, Dangers of URL Shorteners and a Security Quiz. Originally recorded April 19, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss CryptoHost, ransomware, an Apple device vulnerability, NTP, and the Internet Weather Report.. Originally recorded April 19, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts, along with Rob Gresham of Intel Security, discuss ransomware, Dridex, Firefox vulnerabilities, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded April 11, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss BYOD, security software certification, open redirects on .gov and .mil, security of analog, Angler malvertising, the CISO playbook, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded March 22, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss RSA 2016, Locky ransomware, SANS 2015 Holiday Hack Challenge, a phishing attack on Seagate, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded March 8, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss DROWN, Wordpress ransomware, the book Hiding From the Internet, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded March 1, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss a Linux bug, ransomware, CCTV camera hacks, DVR hacks, a Comodo vulnerability, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded February 23, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts are joined by Chris Hadnagy to discuss social engineering, a Cisco ASA patch, a scam targeting retail rewards, insider attacks, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded February 16, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss an Ebay vulnerability, fake download buttons, Android malware, securing web services, Dridex, Dyer, the Security Quiz, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded February 9, 2016.

AT&T Data Security Analysts discuss Oracle updates, the end of the Java Plugin, Shodan IPv6 scanning, an Apache vulnerability, cybercrime, curiosity in investigations, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded February 2, 2016.