Hackers Target Disney+

The transcript discusses Disney's transition to a direct-to-consumer model with Disney+, aiming for 90 million subscribers in five years. Despite a successful initial launch with 10 million signups, Disney faced challenges with security breaches due to reused passwords from other sites. The company employs two-factor authentication to mitigate these issues. Additionally, Disney encountered technical difficulties during the launch, such as video buffering and sign-up problems, partly due to the scale of new users and integration with existing services like Hulu and ESPN+. Disney is working to address these challenges as it evolves into a tech-focused company.

What new threat is mentioned for Disney in the context of customer accounts?

How many customers does Disney aim to have for their streaming service in five years?

What does Disney use to enhance the security of customer logins?

What issues did customers face during Disney's service launch?

What complexities did customers encounter when trying to sign up for Disney Plus?