Massive Cyberattacks on AT&T and Disney: What You Need to Know! 🚨

In today's video, we're diving deep into two recent major cyberattacks: breaches at AT&T and Disney.
🔍 Here's what we'll cover:
AT&T Breach: Hackers accessed phone call and text message metadata from nearly all customers between May 2022 and January 2023. We'll discuss the potential fallout and how this impacts users.
Disney Hack: A group called NullBulge is said to have leaked 1TB of data from Disney's internal Slack channels. We'll explore the implications and why internal communication tools can be significant security risks.
We'll analyze the current state of cybersecurity in the US, why even large corporations are vulnerable, and what businesses and individuals can do to protect themselves.
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[@paulmiddleton4317]

Is the reported tech issue with crowdstrikes falcon sensor, possibly a cyber attack?

[@XactCyber]

No

[@bobstadelmayer8402]

It was a bad update.

[@obijan42]

Tip: Use Signal for chats and calls, so ATT doesn't have your call data and can't lose it or sell it the highest bidder.

[@XactCyber]

Signals track record hasn't been so great

[@SiliconSeriesOfficial]

Good job., thanks.

[@XactCyber]

Thanks for watching!

[@777Godsgift777]

Can we sue?

[@XactCyber]

This is a good question, but it's difficult to say definitively without more details about the attack and how it impacted you. Lawsuits related to cyberattacks can be complex and it's best if you consult a legal advisor.

[@agritech802]

Those video conferencing programs should be end to end encrypted at least

[@XactCyber]

true!