Bypassing Threatlocker With Powershell
June 2023 – We discuss and highlight how we bypassed one of the most heavily used ‘zero trust’ application whitelisting platforms. Their homepage ironically states that they block execution of
June 2023 – We discuss and highlight how we bypassed one of the most heavily used ‘zero trust’ application whitelisting platforms. Their homepage ironically states that they block execution of
May 2023 – In this edition, we highlight how a decommissioned application was not fully removed as expected, allowing us to abuse legacy functionality to compromise an enormous amount of
We discovered multiple high severity CVEs in Syncfusion’s software and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of utilising third-party solutions in your software.
This blog goes into detail about the issues
March 2023 – With single sign-on becoming more common during our assessments, we cover one of the vulnerabilities we discovered during an engagement that let us forge SAML responses to
Subdomain takeovers are where an attacker is able to abuse dangling DNS aliases for cloud services to host their own content on an organisation’s subdomain. This content could consist of
ImageMagick is one of those really powerful libraries that always gets mentioned in regards to anything to do with image processing. Sure enough, it’s a case of doing “apt install”
In December 2022, we completed a web application security assessment for a client who wanted assurance that their newly developed application was ready for production. The application allowed users to
In October 2022, we completed an internal security assessment for a large tech organisation with clients in the legal industry, focused around the handling of sensitive documents for other companies.
In September 2022, we completed an internal security assessment for a large client in the tech industry. The scope was enormous – about 20,000 hosts in scope split over eight
In August 2022, we completed a web application penetration test for a relatively new client. The scope was a pre-existing web application that allowed users to manage their calendars, plan