TL;DR Why Discord appeals to attackers Discord has become an attractive tool for attackers not because it’s malicious, but ...

TL;DR Introduction If you haven’t read the previous posts, I would recommend them as a primer to the devices, BLE and what we ...

TL;DR What is CHECK, when should you use it, and why? CHECK is NCSC’s assurance scheme for penetration testing. It began as a way for government and critical systems to be tested safely, but any ...

A Live Demonstration of Vulnerability and Exploitation  Witness firsthand how an AI tool can be compromised in this revealing ...

All at sea. Thought your OT / IT infrastructure was complex? Try doing it on a cruise ship. Cruise ships are among the most complex environments you’ll find in a single moving location. They combine ...

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?

We’re excited to be sponsoring the Manchester RANT Forum. Our very own Dan Houghton will be joining the panel discussion and open debate: Vibe Harder: AI-Enhanced Red Teaming Red teaming has always ...

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 ...

Ken Munro is presenting: Hacking planes. What can we learn on the ground from vulnerabilities in the air? Flying is safe, far safer than many other modes of transport. However, aeroplanes are ...