How Hackers Stole 8 Terabytes from Conduent — Full Technical Breakdown (25+ Million Victims) скачать в хорошем качестве

How Hackers Stole 8 Terabytes from Conduent — Full Technical Breakdown (25+ Million Victims)

The Conduent data breach is shaping up to be one of the largest in U.S. history — over 25 million Americans affected and still climbing. SafePay ransomware operators sat inside Conduent's network for nearly three months, exfiltrating 8+ terabytes of Social Security numbers, medical records, and health insurance data. And nobody noticed until the ransomware shut down government payment systems. In this video, I walk through the entire attack chain step by step: 🔹 How the attackers gained initial access through compromised VPN credentials 🔹 How they escalated to domain admin using UAC bypass and COM object abuse 🔹 How they mapped the network using Living Off the Land techniques 🔹 How they disabled Windows Defender, EDR, and backup systems 🔹 How they moved laterally using PsExec, RDP, and WinRM 🔹 Why the data was sitting in cleartext on application servers 🔹 How they exfiltrated 8TB using WinRAR, FileZilla, and Rclone without detection 🔹 What security controls failed and what your organization should do now This is a technical breakdown for IT professionals, cybersecurity practitioners, and anyone responsible for protecting sensitive data. If you manage infrastructure, handle PII/PHI, or work with third-party data processors — this is required viewing. 🔔 Subscribe for the follow-up video on Conduent's disclosure timeline and the deliberate steps they took to minimize visibility of the breach. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This analysis is based on publicly available information including SEC filings, state attorney general reports, incident response research on SafePay TTPs, and news reporting. Conduent has not disclosed full technical details of the breach. #CyberSecurity #DataBreach #Conduent #Ransomware #SafePay #InfoSec #HIPAA #NetworkSecurity #IncidentResponse #ThreatIntelligence #CISO #ITSecurity