TL;DR  Why WPA2-PSK is a corporate liability  Walk into a small to medium-sized office and there’s a good chance everyone is ...

A Hardware Hacker’s Guide to Conference Cameras – With a Twist Abstract: This talk is about hardware-hacking vulnerability ...

TL;DR Introduction We spend a lot of time in industrial environments. Power stations, water treatment works, gas distribution ...

TL;DR Introduction On the 20th of October two critical vulnerabilities affecting the PHP engine were publicly disclosed, ...

Breaking In: from rejection emails to my first pentest reports Jenny is sharing her experience of breaking into the ...

James Beamish and Aaron Thacker will be at the ISC2 East of England Chapter: When Cyber Gets Physical & Planning for Q Day.

Our Ken Munro will be presenting Flirting with AI: Pwning websites through their AI chatbot agents and politely breaking guard rails. The session will explore how AI chatbot agents can create new ...

Built on five years of hands on, community led events, it has grown into something a bit different from the usual cyber event. More practical. More interactive. More time with the people doing the ...

One way to deal with this is to call the company back on a validated number, a number not provided by the caller. The challenge here is that it’s often difficult to get back to the original person, or ...

In practice, it is still hard to keep secrets safe in the cloud. All major cloud service providers have managed secrets solutions, but they only work if secrets are added, stored, and used correctly.

If you are distributing or selling smart devices in to the UK market, your products will need to be compliant with the UK Product Security and Telecommunications Act.