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Spectregram: Exfiltrating images using spectrograms
Matt Wixey demonstrates a tool he's developed which can exfiltrate images using spectrograms, at ultrasonic or near-ultrasonic frequencies.
Workforce of the future
The competing forces shaping 2030
FTSE 350 Reporting Trends – 2017
Welcome to PwC's review of narrative reporting practices in the FTSE 350 for year ends from 1 April 2016 to 31 March 2017.
M&A in Europe Q2 update: The Brexit effect on Retail, Consumer & Leisure
What has been driving complexity in strategic decision making for retailers in Q2?
The rise and rise of immersive technologies
I wish I had a crystal ball to peer into the future and prove how big the Virtual Reality (VR)/Augmented Reality (AR) industry will become. One of our recent reports forecasts that VR in the UK entertainment and media industry alone will reach a value of £801m by 2021, making it the fastest growing and largest VR industry in EMEA.
Signals from government: laying down the markers for Brexit trade negotiations
Trading goods is fundamental to the UK’s relationship with the EU at present and will remain so in the future. Recent Brexit position papers published by the UK government offer insights for EU negotiators but also to UK businesses. PwC Senior Adviser for Brexit, Michael Moore, reflects on these signals from government.
SandGrox: Detecting sandboxes
Matt Wixey demonstrates a tool he's developed to detect sandboxed and emulated environments with high rates of accuracy.
UK Government vision for how trade in movement of goods could work across the Northern Ireland and Ireland border: what can businesses do now to prepare?
On 16 August, the UK Government published two papers on its vision for how the new border with the EU and the specific border between Northern Ireland and Ireland could be made as seamless and frictionless as possible. We have discussed the wider EU vision paper in our blog yesterday. Today, we focus purely on the customs border vision in the Northern Ireland and Ireland position paper.
Dreadphone: C2 using near-ultrasonic frequencies
This article outlines new proof-of-concept malware, developed by Matt Wixey, which can be controlled through near-ultrasonic tones, and which can exfiltrate data in the same way, using standard built-in soundcards.
A Queen’s Speech for Brexit and beyond
It was inevitable that this year’s Queen’s Speech, covering the next two years of Parliamentary activity, would have a heavy focus on delivering the ‘best deal for leaving the EU’. Indeed, 8 of the 27 bills and draft bills appear linked to Brexit.
Brexit in Financial Services – the need for transition
In the first of a suite of three articles, we explored the challenge of Brexit for financial service firms. We now look at the timescale required for implementing Brexit and our next article investigates the pragmatism necessary to avoid major market disruption.
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