TL;DR Introduction Android splits its communications into multiple components, some of which we’ve written about before. One of these components is Activities, which are generic components that run in ...

TL;DR Introduction Cloud compliance frameworks are a good place to start. Dashboards that show how your estate compares to ...

TL;DR Introduction Kubernetes has changed the way we deploy and scale workloads. It’s powerful, flexible, and very good at ...

Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) has a certain appeal to aspiring cybersecurity professionals. The mix of ‘CSI-style’ forensic investigations with the chaos and pressure of incident ...

UKCSC has announced that the CHECK Team Leaders and CHECK Team Members will be required to have a professional title in order to continue delivering work under the CHECK scheme. What does Chartership ...

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 ...

Windows thumbnail cache, or thumbcache, is a well-known forensic artifact, but often one that is overlooked. The thumbcache stores small previews of images, videos and documents and can persist even ...

You’ve done a build review on a host and need to get files from a host, or need to access an application, for example, a Nessus instance running internally. There’s always evidence generated, but ...

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 ...

In certain circumstances it can be challenging installing client applications for testing. Situations arise where the application could be provided unsigned or requires self-signing. As a result, the ...