A great deal of focus when thinking about and or discussing security breaches is generally directed to issues with networks and or social engineering. In reality, many of these breaches stem from common issues in code writing. This blog explores different types of breaches, the potential damage each can inflict, and preventive measures that can… Continue reading Understanding Common Code Programming Issues Leading to Security Breaches

Cyber threats are continuing to evolve, grow in sophistication and be more pervasive, causing traditional security measures to be no longer sufficient. This inadequacy has paved the way for the adoption of Zero Trust security strategies, a paradigm shift in how security is approached and implemented within organisations. Organisational adoption of Zero Trust security frameworks… Continue reading Embracing Zero Trust Security: A Strategic Imperative for Modern Businesses

Cutter is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) built around the long-lived radare2 disassembler. The largest problem with radare2 is it’s usability. Whilst radare is efficient to use once mastered, it has many problems for first time users. Running pdf to ‘print disassembled function’ or aaa to analyze and auto-name all functions might seem intuitive to long time users but… Continue reading Introduction to Cutter