TL;DR Chartership and professional titles UKCSC has announced that the CHECK Team Leaders and CHECK Team Members will be ...

TL;DR Introduction   When it comes to being security aware, there are seemingly endless things you need to consider. Here are ...

TL;DR Introduction If you are a computer nerd, it’s statistically likely you’ll be self-hosting multiple kinds of web applications on some infrastructure you own for personal use. Whether it’s an old ...

Tl;DR Introduction In my previous job as the SOC manager for a public sector organisation, I would often see attempts from ...

In the field of maritime cyber, we often cite the movie Speed 2: Cruise Control from 1997 as an interesting prediction of the future. It illustrates the reality of today quite well, despite being ...

In part one we started hacking Bluetooth and made a little £2 key-finder beep using only Android and Linux. If you haven’t read that post, I would recommend it as a primer to the devices, BLE and what ...

Use Linux and a Bluetooth adapter card—this could be a built-in or cheap USB dongle. It’s probably FREE to most practicing hackers. Remember that Raspberry Pi 3 (or newer) sitting in your drawer?

On a Red Team engagement we entered a busy multicloud estate. AWS, GCP and Azure were all used, with Terraform Cloud orchestrating every change. That brings speed and consistency, but it also ...

Shellbags are a valuable forensic artifact, providing analysts with information about user interactions with folders in Windows. These registry keys record metadata such as folder paths, view settings ...

I’ve been advising on cyber risk in the insurance sector for over a decade. It still surprises me how many proposal forms include questions that offer very little insight into the actual risk being ...

We investigated a ransomware incident on a Windows Server 2012 host running in an SFTP-only role. The attacker delivered an attack that combined remote code execution, persistence, tunnelling, and a ...