AT&T ThreatTraq 

AT&T ThreatTraq is a roundtable discussion of current cyber security trends, observations, and recommendations from AT&T Security's Malware team. The full video of each discussion is available from the AT&T Tech Channel at https://techchannel.att.com/attthreattraq

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Title	Date published
ThreatTraq #213 - You Get Animated Emojis	2016-09-27
ThreatTraq #214 - You Get Animated Emojis	2016-10-04
ThreatTraq #215 - Come Join Us on the GNOME Side	2016-10-13
ThreatTraq #216 - Lots of Different Kinds of Bears	2016-10-21
ThreatTraq #217 - Plenty of Thunder to go Around	2016-10-26
ThreatTraq #218 - Dirty Cow!	2016-11-01
ThreatTraq #219 - Shift Your Head Left	2016-11-11
ThreatTraq #220 - I Can Look At a Piece of Code Like The Matrix	2016-11-15
ThreatTraq #221 - 7 Billion Probes Per Hour	2016-11-17
ThreatTraq #222 - Fighting Security Fatigue	2016-11-23
ThreatTraq #223 - I Always Put Free as My SSID Name	2016-12-02
ThreatTraq #224 - If You Threw a Rock at 10 Websites	2016-12-08
ThreatTraq #225 - Distributed Guessing Attack	2016-12-14
ThreatTraq #226 - I Give Myself an A+ - 2016 Year in Review	2016-12-22
ThreatTraq #227 - 2017 Predictions	2016-12-29
ThreatTraq #228 - It Has to Be a Proper Toaster AND a Proper IoT Device	2017-01-05
ThreatTraq #229 - Can You Send Me a Sample	2017-01-12
ThreatTraq #230 - A Freaky Friday Moment	2017-01-20
ThreatTraq #231 - Exactly What They're Instructed to Do: Put in Password	2017-01-27
ThreatTraq #232 - Don't Expose Your Telnet Port	2017-02-03

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