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 ...

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

Over the night of the 11th of October 2026, the fridges and freezers in several hundred French supermarkets were made to warm up. Stock was spoiled across Intermarché, Netto, the U cooperative, ...

Prompt injection has gone mainstream. We have all seen the screenshots: someone tells a chatbot to ignore its previous instructions, it says something daft, and the internet has a good laugh. That ...

On Tuesday 4 th August, 5 brave souls set off to the faraway climes of Nevada, bound for DEF CON 34. We had 9 cases of tech with us, a motley assortment of flight simulators, industrial control CTFs ...

PenAI started as a project at a hackathon organised by Encode Club. It’s an AI agent that could work through Hack The Box-style lab machines on its own. Upload a VPN file, give it a target IP, pick a ...

I’m sure you’ve seen the odd post on social media about people having their Flippers confiscated by airport security and also posts by other passengers on board, alarmed about someone playing with ...

I stumbled into infosec the same year the NSA graced us with Ghidra. It’s by far become the most used tool in my arsenal for reverse engineering and vulnerability research. It’s free, extensible, and ...