Exploiting Race Conditions
A race condition attack is one of the most dangerous and underestimated attacks on modern web applications. It’s related to concurrency and multithreading. As a result of this attack an…
A race condition attack is one of the most dangerous and underestimated attacks on modern web applications. It’s related to concurrency and multithreading. As a result of this attack an…
We are back with some training for you in December. Check out these amazing courses!
What we are offering: a free-form wargame for up to 90 players. The game will replicate a typical cyber security incident experienced by a medium sized company. It will be…
Apologies for the long silence, these have been crazy months… The government finally issued rules that mean we can’t hold the physical event in September. The venue has been working…
PDF files are everywhere and they can be used to hack your web application. Imagine that the attacker prepares a malicious PDF file which steals sensitive data from a user….
*This has been postponed* Rescheduled date tbc. This June we’ll hold our first virtual 44CONnect on the 4th of June starting at 19:30. We’ll have two, talks and some open…
If you’ve recently read our 44CON-announce weekly newsletter you may have noticed this section at the bottom of the mail: Where do these stories come from? How do we choose…
44CONnect March has been cancelled. 44CON in September will of course still go ahead. Our Coronavirus planning identified risks at the event that we’re not quite comfortable with. We expected…
Weak and leaked password accounted for 73% of breaches in the last year, as reported by Verizon and Rapid7. Do you know how many of your users are using a…
We’ve got an amazing year ahead with 5 events across the UK. Our first training session this March is in London, where we’re running 5 different training courses over two…
Update: Talks and workshops are on the 44CON Hootenanny page and tickets are now available! From the 2nd to the 5th of December we’re running 4 days of high-end training…