June 2025 cyber news
What a month! June cyber news and updates Let us know how we can help News and updates for June, 2025 In this month’s newsletter, we we cover off on: Further fake job-applicant news, now with AI and LOLs. Some more work on creating malware using DLL sideloading. Some “How
Your transformation is almost complete
Part 2 Sideloading – By default, everything is possible This is part two of our two-part blog post, describing our investigation into the process that attackers use when sideloading malicious DLLs into .NET executables. Now that we know how we can bypass strong-name signature verification, and we want to side-load
Sacks of rocks: Lighten your PCI DSS reporting load
OK, an apology to start with: This post is about SAQs (and ROCs) but I thought that a sparkling, witty headline might get better engagement. Apologies if you’re here for landscaping supplies. Now, on with the post! Using SAQ A to reduce your PCI DSS reporting load We’ve written about
Video: Four SIEM case studies
One video: Four SIEM use-cases in eight minutes! Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions are often seen as complex and expensive. However, their true value lies in mitigating financial, compliance, and third-party risks through early detection and automation. This video walks us through four SIEM case studies that show
Becoming one with the malware
DLL sideloading: tricks, traps and fixes – Part 1! This blog post is a result of our investigation into the process that attackers use when sideloading malicious DLLs into .NET executables. We’ll describe how and under what circumstances an attacker can get a malicious .NET DLL to be loaded by
ASIC and drinking horses
Leading a horse to water We’ve all heard the saying: “You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink”, right? Well, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) seems to have different ideas! ASIC has commenced a law suit in the Federal Court of Australia. ASIC alleges