TL;DR  The coffee shop hacker  Public Wi-Fi has acquired a slightly theatrical reputation. Join the network in a coffee shop, ...

Earlier this year I found myself in need of various cheap electronic components. So naturally I turned to AliExpress. I came across a listing for a cheap “32TB Portable SSD”. I knew this was too good ...

The Mitsubishi Outlander plug in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) is a big-selling family hybrid SUV. It has an electric range of up to 30 miles or so plus petrol range of another 250ish miles. We ...

As Red Teamers, we often find information in SharePoint that can be useful for us in later attacks. As part of this we regularly want to download copies of the file, or parts of their contents. In ...

Security gaps in older, unprotected Windows desktop versions of Boeing’s Onboard Performance Tool (OPT) could make certain Electronic Flight Bags (EFB) more susceptible to attack. In particular, OPT’s ...

I’ve had a keen interest in the original RottenPotato and JuicyPotato exploits that utilize DCOM and NTLM reflection to perform privilege escalation to SYSTEM from service accounts. The applications ...

Six months ago the UK’s Glastonbury Town Council set up a 5g Advisory Committee to explore the safety of the technology, and last month the local paper reported their findings. This statement is in ...

LPC-NG or Less Paper Cockpit – Next Generation is an electronic flight bag (EFB) application offered by Navblue, a part of Airbus. It’s used for calculating engine thrust requirements (perf) on ...

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 ...

One of my favourite sorts of hardware hacking is making a device do something it was never intended for. It’s creative, disruptive, and fun. Everyone has their own way of going about things. Different ...

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.