Peter, what's your take on this one?

This is a great example of the continued innovation of attack techniques, and we should expect this innovation to continue.

Uh, and attacks, the, the best attacks are always novel and previously unknown, right? So this is, this is just another, another great example of it.

And, and then further, how is that server able to rejoin the network without its, uh, um, EDR and, and other capabilities, uh, um, up and running? That sounds like, uh, a lack of, uh, knack or similar controls to assess the health of a system before it's allowed to play in the network.

Thomas?

Well, yeah, I think so.

Um, th- there's a, a couple of points about this.

You know, they talk about this being an abnormal attack, and this reminds me of, uh, stories in the past, uh, you know, pre-AI about breaches where an organization that gets popped, they go on the record and say, "Well, this was a highly sophisticated attack." It's like, come on, man.

Peter, I'm gonna pick on you to start us off and tell us about what on earth you guys have been brewing.

Right.

Good.

Thank you.

Yeah.

What we've got brewing is a new course, basically.

I think all of us here went through a course many years ago, which was just a brilliant course, and it was face-to-face every weekend.

... trying to recreate.