Robinhood Leaks 7 Million User Records - what's next?

Robinhood - a stock trading application - recently revealed a data breach that resulted in the loss of approximately 7 million user records. Most of these were email addresses with some accounts losing more. In this video, we talk about the breach and focus on the topic of social engineering that allowed the attached a foothold in the organization.
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We also discuss what to do NOW if you are in this or a similar breach, and what kinds of things you should watch out for in the weeks and months to come after your information is leaked.
00:00 Robinhood app security incident
00:19 Why is this interesting?
00:42 Social engineering
01:32 What to do about the Robinhood attack?
02:23 Things to watch out for in the future
03:48 Social engineering and attach review
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[@Cyb3rScr33ch]

Very concerning. Good to remember that with all the technical methods to exploit networks & systems, the simple systems are still effective and need to be considered

[@DFIRScience]

Exactly. It happens way more than people expect.

[@gunjanvyas7224]

I love your videos. They are informative.

[@DFIRScience]

Thank you so much!

[@DM-qm5sc]

It was intentional

[@DFIRScience]

An insider threat is plausible. But so is tricking the support tech. Why do you think it was intentional?